Definition of Clasketgate. Meaning of Clasketgate. Synonyms of Clasketgate

- now the site of the Lincoln Museum; St Lawrence's; Holy Trinity in Clasketgate; St Edmund's; St Stephen-in-Newland; and All Saints in Hungate. Lincoln...
- rebuild of an earlier theatre of 1764 on Butchery Street, now called Clasketgate. The structure of the building remained the same until 1907, when the...
- Neo-Georgian Style in 1932. Closed 2011 and now Optima Designs. Ye Olde Crowne, Clasketgate, Lincoln (1937). The building replicates many features of the Olde Crowne...
- Grand Master of the order in England. For a time they were held in the Clasketgate in Lincoln before being sent to the Tower of London. The order was totally...
- Chemist on the eastern side of the High Street at its junction with Clasketgate in 1924, the remains of a Roman building, now a scheduled monument, were...
- Lincolnshire Old Churches Trust. Biscathorpe The Big Wesley at the junction of Clasketgate and Danesgate in Lincoln. Wesleyan Chapel of 1837, built for 1400 persons...
- upon Soar Church of Holy Trinity, Barrow upon Humber Holy Trinity in Clasketgate Church, Lincoln Holy Trinity Brompton Holy Trinity Church, Canning Town...
- Cathedral, and practised on the three manual organ at the Wesley Chapel, Clasketgate, Lincoln, also known as ‘Big Wesley’. He was appointed organist there...
- Saltergate, Lincoln C. Pratt & Sons former premises on the south side of Clasketgate and 297 High Street (Ann Summers). The block includes the Co-op Bank...
- Building Society. The family were Wesleyan Methodists and worshipped at Clasketgate Chapel, where Hall's father taught at the Sunday school. From 1854, Hall...