No 40

This is the house (grey paintwork) my father-in-law grow up in until he left home to married in 1944. its No 40 Bailgate Lincoln and is located only 300 yards from Lincoln Cathedral.

[Hazel]

Such beautiful tones and textures.

[Dawn]

Lovely tones and textures

[Lou Ann]

What beautiful old architecture.

[Henri Russell]

Great old architecture. Such memories.

[bkb in the city]

Great shot

[Peter]

@quietpurplehaze Thank you Hazel for both your comment and Fav, it has some history, part of a row of cottages built in the 17th century altered internally many times over the years now listed and used as a holiday let:)

[Peter]

@Dawn Thank you Dawn for your comment it has stood the test of time:)

[Peter]

@louannwarren Thanks Lou Ann for your comment and fav, as can be seen it has been well weathered over time:)

[Peter]

@henrir Thank you Henri my wife has fond memories of visiting and stay here at her grandmas house:)

[Peter]

@bkbinthecity Thanks so much for finding the time to comment its appreciated:)

[Wylie]

lovely old building, great texture.

[Babs]

How lovely to be able to take a photo of it. A relative of mine has just sent me a photo of the house where my great great great grandfather lived at Cawthorne in the early 1800s. I think it probably looks better now than it did then, it has been restored quite nicely. Maybe I should post a photo of it on 365.

[Peter]

@pusspup Thank you so much for your comment Wylie:)

[Peter]

@onewing Sounds like a great idea Babs, I've found out a little more information since posting, it was a single storey row of stone cottages in the 17th century the roof was removed and the second storey was added in the mid 1800's:)