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East Anglian Archaeology Report No. 89 Lincolnshire Salterns presents a series of reports on excavations of salt-making sites in Lincolnshire from the Iron Age, Romano-British and the medieval periods. The…
In the past, the east shore of Lincolnshire’s long coastline was well adapted for smuggling and the rural quality of the county aided the transport and hiding of contraband goods….
This delightful compendium of women of Lincolnshire includes: religious martyrs, actresses, writers, sports-women, and murderesses are among the women who, born in Lincolnshire, or coming to the county to live,…
Lincolnshire was (in 2004) England’s second largest county. Its towns and villages offer many contrasts. There is Lincoln’s Gothic cathedral; Stamford, dubbed ‘England’s most attractive town’ by John Betjeman and…
Lincolnshire is the only English county that has its own native breeds of sheep, cattle, pigs and poultry and is also able to claim a large part in the development…
A comprehensive guide to the Lincolnshire?s mills, railways, canals, bridges, factories and other important industrial remains ? many of them having photographs included. Over 400 entries arranged in a pocket-sized…
Tour notes for the Annual Conference of the Association for Industrial Archaeology held in Lincoln, September 2009. This ringbound volume gives the actual directions of 12 Tours arranged by The…
A new 2nd printing of this fun, amusing booklet of sixty ‘Limerick’-style verses; most with the bonus of an entertaining cartoon drawn by John Blundy and using Lincolnshire Dialect. Each…
Lincoln-based author and photographer Jon Fox has published his second book on the Lincolnshire countryside. This remarkable new book investigates the natural and historical lines, focusing on features used or…
This is the first book in the trilogy relating to the family fortunes of the Everton’s, a Lincoln family, written by his grandson, Peter Gaston. The central character ‘Little Will’…
SPECIAL OFFER – LIMITED time An introductory offer of over 20% discount (meaning you effectively get the second book for free) is available for those who choose to buy the…
This surprising mix of memories, aided by a collection of cuttings, photos and some diary notes helps bring our recent history to life. George Bell (born, one of 16, in…
During World War Two the Channel Islands were the only part of Britain to be overrun by the Germans. This book shows that Islanders learned how to contend with Nazi…
Presented in large print with many illustrations this booklet is ideal for general class use or it makes an ideal, special present for anyone (particularly children) who lives in Lincolnshire,…
Histories of Lincolnshire houses, mainly devoted to those belonging to the Anderson, Cracroft-Amcotts and Grantham families. Included in this volume are Scremby Hall, St Katherine’s Hall (Lincoln), Dunholme Manor, Goltho…
This volume is devoted solely to Bayons Manor, the romantic ‘mock medieval’ house built by Charles Tennyson D’eyncourt, Uncle of the poet Alfred Tennyson, and its publication in 2008 was…
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