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Camera location	53° 13′ 51.76″ N, 0° 32′ 23.01″ W	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	53.231045; -0.539726

302 High Street, Lincoln. Designed by the Lincoln architects Scorer and Gamble in 1907. In a late Tudor Gothic style with ornate carved decoration. The south side overlooks the River Witham and has been badly disfigured by later additions which have been removed, but have scared the building. Originally built for a Mr J Cooper and the southern portions was occupied by Liptons Teas. Now occupied by Carphone Warehouse, with an unsympathetic facia added at first floor level.

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