A Walk Through Leicester: Susanna Watts (1768-1842)

Leicestershire Archaeology and Historical Society guest blogger, John Parker, retraces the footsteps of Susanna Watts. Abolitionist, author, translator, and artist.

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High Cross Street and ‘The Nag’s Head’, Leicester by John Fulleylove (1874) © Leicester Museums and Galleries Reproduced under Creative Commons Licence CC-BY-NC-SA.
Old buildings on the West bridge, Leicester (1826) by John Flower
Newarke Gateway, Leicester by John Seguier c.1830. © Leicester Museums and Galleries Reproduced under Creative Commons Licence CC-BY-NC-SA.
Roman remains called the Jewry Wall and part of St Nicholas Church Leicester (c.1830) by John Flower. Wikimedia Commons Public Domain
Leicester Abbey by William Richard Smith (1834). Wikimedia Commons Public Domain
‘Old Blue Boar’ Inn, Leicester by unknown 19th Century British School © Leicester Museums and Galleries Reproduced under Creative Commons Licence CC-BY-NC-SA.
Old Town Hall Library, Guildhall, Leicester by George W Moore Henton (1881) © Leicester Museums and Galleries Reproduced under Creative Commons Licence CC-BY-NC-SA.

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