Geograph - photograph every grid square

Horses in Millgate Field at the south-western end of Millgate (< road name). Millgate is an ancient thoroughfare that connects the town centre - ahead - with the Farndon Marina end of Newark. The River Trent passes behind these houses,... (more)

Newark's market on a wet summer's day. The umbrellas strung above the market place proved ineffectual in keeping rain off shoppers below, but did brighten up the space on a grey day.

There is an OS benchmark SK7953 : Benchmark on garage next to #116 Lime Grove on the bricks to the right of the door of the right hand garage

27m long and 9.75m wide Town Lock, built in 1952 able to accommodate four barges at a time, a regular requirement at the time as petrol tanker barges passed through en-route to Colwick. The development of a pipeline distribution grid for... (more)

Situated on the River Trent, Newark Town Lock is shown with Newark Castle in the background. Newark Castle was built in the early part of the 12th Century and is the most significant landmark in the town, although only 20% of the... (more)

The Parnham's Mill of which this is the mill race was destroyed by fire in 1965. Nothing substantial survives. Link

Half-timbering, Georgian and Victorian buildings blend well together in the centre of Newark-on-Trent.

Detail of the construction of the old Market Hall roof, where a roof arch is bolted to a pillar

The timber framed building was a bakehouse and is now a traditional tea shop called the Old Bakery Tea Shop. The area was redeveloped in the 1970s but this building was one of only three shops to be restored and retained.

Two British Waterways vessels that will be familiar to those Newark-on-Trent residents who spend any time by the river. A very early morning shot!