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Lincolnshire, maritime county in the E. of England, between the Humber and the Wash, next to Yorkshire in size, consists of upland country in the W., chalk downs in the E., and fens in the S., but these well reclaimed and cultivated. It is watered by the Trent, Witham, and Welland, and crossed by numerous canals. Iron abounds in the W.; sheep, cattle, and horses are raised. Grimsby is a shipping and fishing centre. Sir Isaac Newton and Lord Tennyson were born in the county, which has many historic associations.

Population (1907) 473,000

From Nuttall Encylopædia, 1907

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The Lady Rowena and the Golden Cup
Cells at town hall, Boston, England, where the Pilgrim Fathers were confined
Prison Cells (wallpaper version)
574.—Lincoln Cathedral.
576.—Lincoln Cathedral.
577.—Interior of Lincoln Cathedral.
580. – Early English Turret, Lincoln.
583.—Bracket, Chapter Housse, Lincoln.
584.—Bracket, Lincoln.
585.—Boss, Nave, Lincoln.
Boss, Nave, Lincoln
Pottergate, Lincoln
The Exchequer Gate and the West Front of the Cathedral.
The West Front, From the Minster-yard.
Plate XXVI: Lincoln Cathedral. West Front.
Burghley House from the Gardens
Overview map of Lincolnshire, England
Antique Map of Lincolnshire
Strubby, Lincolnshire
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Places Shown

Boston; Lincolnshire; England

Caistor; Lincolnshire; England

Lincoln; Lincolnshire; England

Lincolnshire; England

Pottergate; Lincoln; Lincolnshire; England

Stamford; Lincolnshire; England

Strubby; Lincolnshire; England