Stephen Gale's Pictures of Wellingborough

Ye Golden Lion, Sheep Street

It was constructed as a house in 1540 and it displays a fine combination of limestone and ironstone lines and, as can be seen from my photo, a stout timber-framed bay projects from the left side of the main entrance.

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The Hind Hotel

Built in 1600's the hotel is reputed to have provided accommodation to Oliver Cromwell and his officers.

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The Hind Hotel

Built in 1600's, the hotel is reputed to have provided accommodation to Oliver Cromwell and his officers.

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Rear of Sheep Street buildings

Taken from across the car park

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Full Circle

Back to Morrisons the path leads to the first photo

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Croyland Gardens

Pocket park close to old Abbey.

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Croyland Gardens

Pocket Park close to old Abbey

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Croyland Abbey

Croyland Hall now a museum.

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Chi Chi's Chinese Restaurant

Lovely old building I have the feeling the restaurant is a newer addition Chi Chi the panda died in 1972

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Croyland Abbey

The building is named after Croyland Abbey in Lincolnshire for which it was a local monastic grange from the 10th century. The present structure is Jacobean with later additions. However, visible traces of the medieval grange still exist, perhaps dating from its rebuilding by Abbot Richard in 1281.

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Croyland Abbey

The building is named after Croyland Abbey in Lincolnshire for which it was a local monastic grange from the 10th century. The present structure is Jacobean with later additions. However, visible traces of the medieval grange still exist, perhaps dating from its rebuilding by Abbot Richard in 1281.

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Wellingborough, Trees and Woodlands, Gardens and Parks, Flora, Northamptonshire

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Tythe Barn

Wellingborough Address: Tythe Barn, Burystead Place, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire About: The ironstone Tithe Barn in Wellingborough dates back to the 15th century. One of the few remaining mediaeval buildings in the town, it was recently restored by the Wellingborough Tithe Barn Preservation Society and Wellingborough Borough Council.

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Croyland Abbey

The building is named after Croyland Abbey in Lincolnshire for which it was a local monastic grange from the 10th century. The present structure is Jacobean with later additions. However, visible traces of the medieval grange still exist, perhaps dating from its rebuilding by Abbot Richard in 1281.

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Wellingborough, Abbeys and Cathedrals, Buildings and Structures, Trees and Woodlands, Northamptonshire

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