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Stamford (5), Lincolnshire.
Old Barn Passage connects St. Mary's Street to Bath Row and includes a number of eating places. I don't know what it is about Stamford but it seems that the narrower the alley the more restaurants and pubs they stuff into it.
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| This Norman arch is believed to be one of the postern gates in the town walls |
This archway and alley can be seen on the west side of High Street St. Martins.
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Maiden Lane, another of Stamfords old streets showing the King's Head Inn. This street runs from High Street down to St. Mary's Street.
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We thought that the area either side of St. Peter's Street, being well away from the town centre, wouldn't have very much of interest but we were mistaken. There are a number of old buildings, quaint streets and other points of interest in the area such as Kings Mill Street shown here.
It is certainly worth while wandering around that area.
