In this delightful volume, the Rev. Edmund Venables takes readers on a tour of the charming and historic city of Lincoln, offering insights into its architecture, history, and culture. With lively prose and engaging anecdotes, Venables brings the city to life and invites readers to discover its many wonders for themselves. A must-read for anyone interested in English architecture and culture.

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