- Street/
Wigford Way
where it p****es
through a
level crossing with the
railway station and
directly next to the
level crossing is St Mary le
Wigford church...
- also
spread to the
south of the
river Witham in the area
known as the
Wigford. In the
early 3rd
century with the re-organisation of the
Roman Empire...
-
Witham banks were developed, the
Lower City
resettled and the
suburb of
Wigford emerging as a
trading centre. In 1068, two
years after the
Norman conquest...
- St Mary le
Wigford is a
Grade I
listed parish church in Lincoln, England. The
church dates from the 11th century, with 12th and 13th
century additions...
-
kindly Henderson suggests he try at the town's
Third Division also-ran side
Wigford Rovers. He also soon
becomes close to
fellow pupil and
violently devoted...
-
developed between 1000 and 1300 AD when it was
built on both
sides as far as
Wigford.
Streets including Garmston Street,
Silver Street, Swan
Street and Flaxengate...
- when this
section was
renumbered as the A1192. The
sections connected via
Wigford Way,
Brayford Wharf East, and Rope Walk
until the late 1990s. B1004 Ware...
-
records (formerly PastScape).
Gravestone ?
Gravestone Lincoln (St Mary le
Wigford)
Reused by the Danes. Now set in the wall of the
Norman tower.
Haceby Villa...
-
built in the part of the
medieval city of Lincoln, England,
known as
Wigford. The
Guildhall faces directly onto
Lincoln High
Street and
stands to the...
-
keeled roll
moulding flanked by
quirks and hollows. St Andrew's Hall,
Wigford, Lincoln, by
Samuel Hieronymus Grimm,
before demolition in 1783 St Andrew's...
