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Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Information Source:
arcade.lincoln.gov.uk/
Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Information Source:
arcade.lincoln.gov.uk/
Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Information Source:
www.heritageconnectlincoln.com/character-area/witham-to-h...
Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Information Source:
www.heritageconnectlincoln.com/character-area/witham-to-h...
Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Information Source:
www.heritageconnectlincoln.com/character-area/witham-to-h...
Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Information Source:
www.heritageconnectlincoln.com/character-area/witham-to-h...
A side entrance to a house on Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Information Source:
www.heritageconnectlincoln.com/character-area/witham-to-h...
A back garden off Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Information Source:
www.heritageconnectlincoln.com/character-area/witham-to-h...
A backgarden on Foster Street in Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Information Source:
www.heritageconnectlincoln.com/character-area/witham-to-h...
102-110 Foster Street, five houses built by Henry Allman in 1892. In Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
A back garden in Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
A stained glass window in a house on Foster Street, in Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
A back garden in Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Stained glass above the doorways of 2-14 Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
These are a group of six houses built by H Allman in 1893, no. 4 with rear workshop. 4-8 were expanded into a boot workshop, used by James Combes/Coombes & Co in early 1900s, together with 7 Princess Street.
Foster Street is a residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Sculptures above the doorways of 2-14 Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
These are a group of six houses built by H Allman in 1893, no. 4 with rear workshop. 4-8 were expanded into a boot workshop, used by James Combes/Coombes & Co in early 1900s, together with 7 Princess Street.
Foster Street is a residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.
Foster Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
A residential street running west from the High Street. Named after J H, or Thomas and Charles Foster, builders. Proposed by Messrs Horton and Allman. From early housing application plans its intended name was Tennyson Street. Earlier Padley maps suggest an entrance from the High Street to buildings to the rear of 100 High Street, but not a street as such.