EAW028681 ENGLAND (1950). The town, Grantham, from the south-west, 1950

ANTI TANK WALL: S0015607?

No 10 Sidney St

Five Gates Lane

The Pest House, built off Manthorpe Road in 1584, is one of six in the country. It was built to isolate people with serious illnesses after the outbreak of Black Death and the plague.

Manthorpe Lodge, Manthorpe Road. The Belton estate office.

Grantham House

A cast iron railway bridge on Dysart Road demolished in 1979. Originally, carried the Ambergate Railway.

Just visible is the access track for the 2ndWW HAA Gun Battery located near this marker, GDA Grantham. Designation number -/h3.

The Lodge, demolished, some brickwork remains

RAF Barkston Heath

Belton Park Golf Club

Position of Grantham Canal Warehouse. Demolished 1929.

Grantham Canal Basin Terminus. Built 1797. Filled in approximately 1959-1961.

The Blue Boat Pub. Closed 1936. Demolished 1973.

Northern edge of Grantham railway station

Corn or grain mill here, off Old Wharf Road, in 1929 [OS map]

Is this the Blue Boat Inn? Or had it been knocked down before this photo had been taken? If any one knows, where it was, please let us know, thanks!

Belton House, 12/04/2014

North Parade/Broad Street, Grantham, 12/04/2014 Birthplace of the first woman British Prime Minister.

St. Mary's RC Church, North Parade, Grantham, 12/04/2014

Cattle Market

St. Peter's Hill Green

Factory Office Window

Starting work on what people tell me was Licolnshire Roadcar Garage. Then John Lee Sacks. Now S.G. Baker

River Mowbeck

Barrowby Road signal box

Terminus basin of the Grantham Canal

Grantham's original railway station - the terminus of the line from Nottingham.

Siding to Grantham Gas Works (just off photo)