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The Lincoln Imp Hidden high up on the north side of the Angel Choir of St.Mary's cathedral, the imp is a popular Lincoln motif.
Shortly after the Angel Choir was constructed, the devil sent two imps to create havoc, one entered the cathedral and caused mischief until turned to stone .... here it has remained for hundreds of years.
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| Author | Richard Croft |
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