No. 9 : Autumn 1992

The Tennysons' Bread-Board - Christopher Sturman
Spalding: Some Aspects of Population Change 1851-1881 - Bernard Clark
Goy's Store: 120 Years Service to Tealby - J Murray
James Fowler: Architect and First Citizen of Louth - David Kaye
Village History in the Scopwick Area - Dennis Mills
Wartime Pillboxes - Betty Kirkham
A Cautionary Tale (a valuable book thrown out in 1844) - Terence Leach
A Puritan Vicar in Tetney (Martin Finch) - J E Swaby
Geoffrey of Monmouth: the Lincolnshire Connection - C P C Johnson
Lincolnshire Places - Source Material: Part 21 Casewick, Cawkwell, Cawthorpe (Bourne), Little Cawthorpe, Caythorpe, Chapel St Leonards, Cheale, Cherry Willingham, Claxby ( Alford), Claxby ( near Market Rasen), Claypole, Claythorpe, Cleatham, Clee, Clixby, Coates by Syow, Great Coates, Little Coates, North Coates.
Short Items: Weather, Stamford Butchers' Shambles, Stamford gas lighting, excavation at Torksey, Irby Hall, bell-ringing at Edenham, balls at Saltfleetby All Saints, stove at St James's Church Louth, Alford church lighting, new church at Wainfleet All Saints - news items from C19 Stamford Mercury; Redundant Churches Fund in Lincolnshire; Isaac Newton and new British Library; Joseph Banks Archive Project.