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Step into the #GilbertCountry of Lincolnshire’s #BernardSamuelGilbert - #OldEngland #BarkstonshireChronicles #LivingLincoln ⁦@SocLincsHist⁩ bookshop and ⁦@LindumBooks⁩

Parklife - Thursday 31st July - 2.00pm - Lincoln Central Library, Free School Lane, Lincoln LN2 1EZ Andrew Walker explores the history of three of Lincoln City’s historic parks. Tickets & details here - bit.ly/4kJFjVo

The sun angs eavy in the sky… ‘Sun’ 1911 #BernardSamuelGilbert closing @WordFest Lincs @caistorcentre @WestLindseyDC thanks also @SocLincsHist @LincolnshireCC @lincslibraries @NorthKestevenDC @SleafordTown @LincolnRecSoc @BGULincoln #GilbertCountry

Talking Tattershall Castle this Tuesday #BernardSamuelGilbert #GilbertCountry #BarkstonshireChronicles #FenLaureate @NTTattershall ⁦⁦⁦@nationaltrust⁩ @SocLincsHist @LincolnshireCC @lincslibraries ⁦@NorthKestevenDC⁩ nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/nottingh…

Tattershall Castle in the literature of #BernardSamuelGilbert #GilbertCountry #BarkstonshireChronicles #FenLaureate @NTTattershall ⁦⁦⁦@nationaltrust⁩ @SocLincsHist @LincolnshireCC @lincslibraries @NorthKestevenDC ⁦⁦@LincolnRecSoc⁩

A day in #GilbertCountry coming soon #BernardSamuelGilbert #BarkstonshireChronicles #FenLaureate - with thanks @NorthKestevenDC #BillinghayHistoryGroup @LincolnshireCC @lincslibraries @NTTattershall @WestLindseyDC @BillinghayCG @BGULincoln

‘From the place where it properly sets…And cart it to Massachusetts’ thanks @SocLincsHist ‘LP&P’ for my second speculation the #GilbertCountry #BarkstonshireChronicles of #BernardSamuelGilbert #FenLaureate @NTTattershall ⁦⁦⁦@nationaltrust⁩

My requiem for 'The Lady', in the CIoJ journal

Very much the place to be for the aristocracy and aspiring County families in the 19th century. SoL's Andrew Walker tells the story of #Lincoln's County Assembly Rooms in Hello Lincoln bit.ly/4jt6kvw

‘Evensong: An Allegory’; St John the Baptist Church, Columbjohn, Devon.

‘Homage to a wysteria-veiled view of the world’

Lots of useful and original content here. historicengland.org.uk/local/location…

Many thanks @LincsLife for including ‘Bernard Gilbert: mediocrity or genius’ The case revisited and settled @SocLincsHist @LincolnRecSoc @SurvLinc BGUHistory @BGUEnglish #BernardSamuelGilbert#GilbertCountry#BarkstonshireChronicles #FenLaureate

Supporting #BernardSamuelGilbert #GilbertCountry exhibition @lincslibraries - Many thanks @LincolnshireCC @NTTattershall @nationaltrust @NorthKestevenDC @SleafordTown @WestLindseyDC @BGULincoln ⁦@SocLincsHist⁩ bgu.ac.uk/news/supportin…

Pleased to support Lincolnshire Local History Festival 2025 with talk, exhibition & display - many thanks @lincslibraries #LivingLincoln #BernardSamuelGilbert #GilbertCountry @Survlinc @LincolnRecSoc @SocLincsHist @BGULincoln @BGUHistory ⁦@BGUEnglish⁩

Talking #LivingLincoln 1914-2025 literary trail #BernardSamuelGilbert #GilbertCountry for Lincolnshire Local History Festival today @lincslibraries @Survlinc @visitlincoln @SocLincsHist @BGULincoln @BGUHistory ⁦⁦@BGUEnglish⁩ better.org.uk/library/lincol…

‘There is no one about…’, Bernard Samuel Gilbert 1914; site 1 livinglincoln.co.uk/# @visitlincoln ⁦@lincolncouncil⁩ #LFoH 2025 ⁦@BGUHistory⁩ @BGUEnglish @BGULincoln @lincslibraries @SurvLinc @SocLincsHist #GilbertCountry

‘The best times to explore…’ #BernardSamuelGilbert 1914, enjoy the extended #LivingLincoln trail #LFoH 2025 @visitlincoln @lincolncouncil @lincslibraries @Survlinc @SocLincsHist @BGULincoln @BGUHistory @BGUEnglish #GilbertCountry livinglincoln.co.uk

Newly extended #LivingLincoln literary trail #BernardSamuelGilbert #GilbertCountry for #LFoH 2025 @visitlincoln @lincolncouncil @Survlinc @SocLincsHist @BGULincoln @BGUHistory ⁦@BGUEnglish⁩ bgu.ac.uk/news/city-of-l…

‘Barkston’=Lincoln c.1914 Thank you @SocLincsHist ‘Lincolnshire Past & Present’ for including my first speculation on places in the #GilbertCountry #BarkstonshireChronicles of Lincolnshire’s #BernardSamuelGilbert #FenLaureate #LivingLincoln ⁦@SurvLinc⁩

Details from the panoramic ‘Landscape with St Jerome’ by Joachim Patinir (1517), credited as the pioneer of modern landscape painting. There’s wildlife too ~ check out two lions, a rabbit and even a camel