• Three young women from ethnic minorities walking together in the sunshine. Trees, leafy green.
01 Oct | Cultural Calendar | Diversity & Inclusion

Lincoln Black History Trail

Follow Lincoln's Black History Trail and discover our multicultural history. Lincoln’s Black History Trail is a reminder that this city has always been diverse and multicultural. There are eight stops on the trail - numbered in sequence but the stops can be visited in any order. The trail will take under an hour. We hope you enjoy it and share your experiences on social media

  1. St. Mary le Wigford
  2. Cornhill
  3. Waterside
  4. Stonebow
  5. Clasketgate
  6. Steep Hill
  7. Castle Hill
  8. Lincoln Cathedral​

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Copies of the trail are available across campus or from the Eleanor Glanville Institute, which is located in the Think Tank.

You can also download a web version of the trail by clicking the download link on the right of this page. 

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Reimagining Lincolnshire

Reimagining Lincolnshire seeks to uncover hidden and neglected stories from Lincolnshire, of those whose contributions to the county, country and internationally have largely been forgotten. 

We participate in events such as Heritage Open Days, Black History Month, the Being Human Festival and Women’s History Month.  In the coming months, we will be producing exhibitions, educational resources, campus and city trails.

If you have information you’d like to share, or would like to know more, or would like to be added to our mailing list, please contact either Professor Heather Hughes (HHughes@lincoln.ac.uk) or Dr Victoria Araj (VAraj@lincoln.ac.uk)