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The Cathedral Quarter (2), Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
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Steep Hill runs from the Market Place down through The Strait to High Street. The first picture shows the top section as it leaves the Market Place and the second picture shows the central section which continues on from the farthest point in the first picture.
It's called Steep Hill for good reason as you should be able to deduce from the first picture above. That building is called Norman House and dates from around 1180. In the second picture Norman House is visible on the left and the house on the right is known as The Crooked House or, sometimes, the bendy House dating from around 1500.
The lower section of Steep Hill, shown in the first picture, is the steepest part (notice the handrail) and runs into The Strait. Steep Hill is not the only narrow cobbled street in Lincoln as the picture of Danesgate, the second picture, shows.
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