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Plans and Drawings

Tower Elevation
Screen-sized Image/Large "Archive" Image
Dehio/Bezold
Plate 445

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Exterior

Adapted from Gardiner, p 79 Screen sized image	Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Dean/1974 General View of Tower Screen-sized image/Large "Archive" Image
Courtesy of Dr. Ruth Dean/1974 Tower From Market Square Screen-sized image/Large "Archive" Image	Tower From South Screen-sized Image/Large "Archive" Image
South Side Screen-sized Image/Large "Archive" Image	Adapted from Bond, Gothic Architecture, p 222 View from South Screen-sized image/ Large "Archive" Image

Adapted from Macklin, p 71 Memorial Brass of  Walter Pescod,  merchant, 1398 Click here for Macklin's description

Adapted From Bond, Gothic  Architecture, P. 129 Ironwork Tracery  South Doorway of Nave Screen-sized image Large "archive image"

• The town was the center of the medieval wool trade.
• Dimensions of St. Botolph's : Area: 20,070 square feet. Length, 282 feet. Height of tower, 272 feet.
• Tower begun ca 1309.

Jebb, George. A guide to the Church of S. Botolph,  with notes on the history and antiquities of Boston and Skirbeck.Boston [Eng.] Wing & Co., 1921.

Lambert, Mary Rebekah. ; Walker, Rosalys, ; joint author. Old Boston (England) Boston, Houghton Mifflin company, 1930.

Pevsner, Nicholas and John Harris. Lincolnshire. Series: The Buildings of England. London, 1964. Pages 463-8.

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