Lincoln's E3rdC Roman East Gate, before demolition in 1763 & today http://www.itsaboutlincoln.co.uk/lincolns-gates.html … & http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-485983-remains-of-north-tower-of-roman-east-gat/photos …pic.twitter.com/DcVv5lrPvN
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Lincoln's E3rdC Roman East Gate, before demolition in 1763 & today http://www.itsaboutlincoln.co.uk/lincolns-gates.html … & http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-485983-remains-of-north-tower-of-roman-east-gat/photos …pic.twitter.com/DcVv5lrPvN
In contrast, Lincoln's Roman West Gate was found buried beneath the Norman castle in 1836! http://www.wellandantiquemaps.co.uk/western-gate-roman-lindum-lincoln-gentlemans-magazine-c1836 …pic.twitter.com/upbtd5TIBS
Lincoln's Roman South Gate, 1740+now; nb, road-arch removed E18thC http://www.itsaboutlincoln.co.uk/lincolns-gates.html … & http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/305495 pic.twitter.com/057FmHNY1b
A reconstruction of the Roman Upper South Gate at Lincoln, by David Vale: http://www.visitlincoln.com/things-to-do/interest/roman-upper-south-gate …pic.twitter.com/MXCndip8Se
Plan of the Roman colonia at Lincoln, via http://www2.rgzm.de/transformation/unitedKingdom/Towns/Pic63.htm …pic.twitter.com/dZCe5spe2Q
and, of course, with lovable rogue Spring-Heeled Jack atop :)pic.twitter.com/dfbLB03OsA
Of course! :)
If you're gonna post #wallporn, at least have the decency to attach a NSFW warning.. :P
Hah! Apologies....! ;)
*fans self* I'll be fine.
I'm intrigued by the modifications to the house: new chimneys, and removal of projecting window (presuming painting accurate)
And top of the gate dropped down too----in fact, lots of change there: used to be medieval gate etc too!
Haven't got any trucks stuck in it lately then?
Hah! ;) not for a little while, thank goodness!
That's the first time I've seen the 18thC picture
Thank you for sharing that. 
Lovely, isn't it?! Also seems to imply slightly higher in the past :)
Really lovely. Makes you wonder how tall it was originally. Also didn't know that the walkway on the right was blocked up back then. 
The pedestrian arch was unblocked in c.1826 according to the City Council Heritage Team. Used to have a window too! https://www.lincoln.gov.uk/visitor-and-leisure/archaeology-and-heritage/newport-arch/ …
Oh, thanks. That's fantastic, a window. Never would of believed it.
I know - it surprised me too! I still can't picture how it would have looked and I don't think I've ever seen a drawing with it in
I'm not sure I could picture how the window would fit in too. There must be some type of image out there with it in place though?
Folks - we have a mission! ;)
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