The High Bridge, twelfth Century, 1930 - 1937
Scope and Contents
135 x 85 mm. The High Bridge, built over the Witham in Lincoln is one of the few mediaeval bridges in England with houses still upon it. The bridge is of a fine ribbed Norman Arch 22 foot span, dating 1160. The dark vault beneath, formerly named "The Murder Hole" now bears the romantic title of "The Glory Hole."
Dates
- Creation: 1930 - 1937
Creator
- From the Fonds: Hebbert, Henry Eric, 1893-1980 (Colonel) (Person)
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Language of Materials
English
General
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Finding aid date
2005-12-01 16:31:16+00:00
Repository Details
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