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William Wilson, solicitor

William Wilson, solicitor

A universally respected solicitor and senior member of the corporation

Alfred Ticklepenny of Keddington

Alfred Ticklepenny of Keddington

Tragic events associated with Louth Canal

Bomb Damage in World War II

Bomb Damage in World War II

The War Damage Commission stimulated post-war reconstruction

St Mary’s Church, Louth

St Mary’s Church, Louth

A tale of vicissitude, decay and destruction

Benjamin Crow

Benjamin Crow

A man who had a very long life and was much-appreciated in Louth

Inspiring Sisters

Inspiring Sisters

Strong and determined shopkeepers

William Watkinson

William Watkinson

Maker of brick and tile machines

Lance Kaye, a World War II evacuee

Lance Kaye, a World War II evacuee

A lad from Leeds loved the countryside around Louth

Urban dairies in Victorian times

Urban dairies in Victorian times

Milk was produced locally

Dairy farming in the last 100 years

Dairy farming in the last 100 years

A reflection on changes in British agriculture

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