epw016330 ENGLAND (1926). View of the town, Horncastle, from the north-west, 1926

Linden Road

High Toynton

A158 to Spilsby & Skegness

West Street

Fighting Cocks Inn

Lincoln Road (A158)

Spilsby Road (A158)

East Street (A158)

Stanhope Road

Stanhope Road

Louth Road (A153)

Mill Lane

River Bain

Conging Street

To Langton Hill

West Street

Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School Taken from their website (www.qegs.lincs.sch.uk): 'The school is known to have been in existence in 1327 but records effectively began when Queen Elizabeth I granted, on the petition of Edward, Lord Clinton and Saye, Earl of Lincoln, a Charter to establish a Grammar School in Horncastle. It received its seal on 25th June, 1571, and that Charter is in proud possession of the present Governors.Originally, the school was built on a site adjoining the River Bain close to St Mary’s Parish Church. It was demolished and rebuilt after the Civil War but there it remained until the first decade of the 20th Century. In 1908 the current Dining Hall was the original building on this site.'

St Mary's Church

High Street?

Market Place?

Bridge Street

Prospect Street?

Holt Lane formerly Blind Lane

Rose Cottage on the Spilsby Road. For some years the home of Eliza Haddock (nee Gregory) in the mid 1800's.