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To record, study & raise awareness of the archaeology & history of The City of Lincoln
The Survey of Lincoln’s volume, published on 30th November 2024, delves into the history of some of the city’s many education-related buildings.
The first part of the volume examines Lincoln’s schools provision, ranging from that serving the needs of infants to older children. The second part of this edited collection considers ways in which Lincoln has accommodated the needs of adult learners since the nineteenth century.
Learning in Lincoln: a history of the city's education buildings
ISBN 978-0-9931263-9-0. Price: £9.50.
Now on sale.
For more details, please contact The Survey of Lincoln’s secretary at: solsecretary@gmail.com
Booklet sales: surveyoflincolnsales@gmail.com (Ronald Price)
Our booklets can also be ordered direct, email for prices including postage & packing.Would you like to help sell it?
Are you interested in joining the Committee that runs The Survey of Lincoln?
Are you interested in joining the Committee that runs The Survey of Lincoln?
For details, email solsecretary@gmail.com
What is The Survey of Lincoln?
We are a Lincoln-based group of people who are interested in the history of the city, especially its older buildings & other features left as visible traces of past activity. We research varied aspects of a different area or aspect of Lincoln each year, publishing our findings in illustrated affordable booklets.
Members receive a copy of The Survey of Lincoln’s newsletter The Lincoln Enquirer, twice a year. Members are invited to the AGM (June) and to Open Meetings where short talks relating to Lincoln’s history are presented & discounts are offered on The Survey of Lincoln’s publications.
This website contains most of our previous newsletters and details of our growing number of publications. It also holds material which we have not published elsewhere.
To contact us please email solsecretary@gmail.com or write to
The Secretary, The Survey of Lincoln,
c/o 3 Coningsby Crescent
Bracebridge Heath
Lincoln
LN4 2JL
We are also interested to hear of original documents and photographs relating to Lincoln's firms and buildings.
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