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A richly illustrated travel and topographical guide that leads readers along the county’s principal roads and lesser byways, describing towns, villages, rolling wolds, marshes and fenlands, and numerous churches and medieval remains. The author follows motor routes radiating from major towns, providing architectural description, local history, and place-by-place notes, alongside chapters on the cathedral, monastic sites, fen churches, rural customs, folk song and notable families. Practical observations about landscape, views and travel combine with antiquarian detail and sketches of local life to offer both a route planner and a cultural portrait of Lincolnshire.

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W. F. Rawnsley

W. F. Rawnsley was an English author and a prominent figure in the literary landscape of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He is best known for his work "Highways and Byways in Lincolnshire," which showcases his deep appreciation for the English countryside and its cultural heritage. Rawnsley's writing often reflects his passion for nature and travel, offering readers vivid descriptions and insights into the landscapes he explored. His contributions to literature not only highlight the beauty of Lincolnshire but also serve as a testament to the era's growing interest in regionalism and local history.

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