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The northern Roman gateway known as the 'Newport Arch' spanning the Roman Road of 'Ermine Street' into the historic part of Lincoln - the ancient 3rd Century 'LINDVM COLONIA' - a settlement for retired Roman... (more)

Dedication plaque on the former City Fire and Police Station

Military buildings around the old parade ground now used as museum display rooms.

This structure, built in the early 1900s, is now a Grade II listed building. It was designed to blend into the skyline near the castle and cathedral

now known as Newport Arch

A particularly delightful road in Lincoln, passing the Museum of Lincolnshire Life, and connecting to Yarborough Road further down the hill. The views seen when walking down the road extend an impressive distance, framed by trees on one... (more)

Open Sundays in winter and Saturdays/Sundays in summer.

The gateway into the former Burton Road Barracks which now houses the museum.

The museum houses one of the first tanks developed during World War I by the local firm of William Foster & Co. of Lincoln. The tank, named "Flirt II" is a Mark IV Female. This example saw action at the Battle of Cambrai,... (more)

Four roundels salvaged from Wispington and reset by Lincoln stained Glass Studios. In memory of Margery and Reginald Barton.

Smart, modern housing off Burton Road in Cuthbert's Yard, originally a farm yard, but since the 1930s used as lock-ups, workshops, haulage yard and latterly motor repairs and car sales.