near to Ancaster, Lincolnshire, England
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Ermine Street
by Donnylad
View from the Railbridge of Ermine Street as it climbs out of Ancaster in a northerly direction. A primary route in Roman times, it linked Londinium with Lindum Colonia.
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Ancaster Station Sign
by Ashley Dace
The nice old signs, I saw a few along the line. Taken from the train.
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Home Made propaganda
by Bob Harvey
With handwritten notes, a newspaper front page, and some flags this householder left me in no doubt of his political views.
See SK9844 : Bungalow on Ermine Street for the bungalow itself
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Pottergate Road
by Kate Jewell
To the south of Fir Tree Lane this "road used as a public path" (according to the sign), is a metalled lane leading into Ancaster. To the north it is a rough farm track, see SK9745 : Pottergate Road
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The Railway Inn, Ancaster
by Tim Heaton
Serving authentic Chinese food on Ermine Street
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Cottages off Pottergate, Ancaster |
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Level crossing and signal box, Ancaster
The level crossing is where Pottergate Lane crosses the railway just west of Ancaster station.
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Post Office on Ermine St
by Glyn Baker
Ancaster Post Office stands on one of the oldest communication routes in the country
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B6403 High Dike junction
by Glyn Drury
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Ancaster Station
An East Midlands Trains passenger service leaving Ancaster Station en-route to Grantham
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Pottergate Road running south towards Ancaster
by Tim Heaton
"A pre-historic track way running from south of Lincoln to Ancaster (known today as Pottergate) was used by the Romans, continued in use throughout the medieval period, and is still in use today."... (more)
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Ancaster station
by Marathon
Ancaster station was opened on 16th June 1857 by the Boston, Sleaford & Midland Counties Railway. Trains now run to Nottingham in one direction and Skegness in the other. This is the platform for Skegness bound trains.
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