Publications

Our volumes are printed on acid free paper and are of archival quality. The standard cloth binding is cream with black lettering. Volumes are supplied with matching dust wrappers. The size of volumes varies depending on content. For example, volume 92, Town Plans of Lincoln 1610-1920, published jointly with ‘The Survey of Lincoln’, was our first in full colour with a coloured illustrated dust wrapper. The specification for each volume is given, where available, on the Volumes in Print page.

Topics covered in the past include:

• Family history
• Local history
• Architectural and art history
• Church history from medieval to modern periods
• Cultural history
• Industrial and transport history
• Cartography
• Economic and social history
• Law and government
• Urban history
• Works of reference

The Society welcomes proposals for new projects which should be addressed to the General Editor, Lincoln Record Society, Lincoln Cathedral Library, Minster Yard, Lincoln, LN2 1PX.

Additional paperback reprints now available from Boydell & Brewer – volumes 27 and 28 (Registrum Antiquissimum I and II).