The aim of Survey of Lincoln is to compile and publish information about the history of the city. Historical documents, archaeology, architectural features and local topography - they all have a part to play in building a vivid picture of what Lincoln was like. Who the earlier inhabitants were, what they did, and where they lived is all part of the giant historical jigsaw we are slowly piecing together.
Take a look through our site and find out what our members are doing for this project. Read through some of our earlier publications, send us your views and please join us if you enjoy what you find.
For £4 a year you receive half-yearly issues of our newsletter The Lincoln Enquirer, and a launch discount on our booklets (including the 2012 publication Brayford Pool: Lincoln's Waterfront Through Time) and our other publications.
Chris Johnson
 Members of Survey of Lincoln during an interval at the 2011 AGM
held upstairs in the historic St Mary's Guildhall, High Street, Lincoln. This year's 2013 AGM will be held at the Lincolnshire Archives office, St Rumbold's Street, Lincoln.
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