English: Tennyson's publishers. This tall early Victorian building in Louth Market Square was formerly the premises of the Jackson Brothers, who in 1827 printed and published the first collection of poems by Alfred Lord Tennyson and his brother called Poems by Two Brothers. Now Oxfam charity shop.
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