The Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn

The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn occupies an eleven-acre estate defined by its perimeter wall, first erected in fifteen sixty-two. This expanse of land sits apart from the surrounding city streets, enclosing a collection of historic buildings and gardens that have served as a professional home for barristers and judges for over six hundred years. While the inn is a working institution essential to the legal profession in England and Wales, its grounds contain architectural layers spanning from the medieval period to the nineteenth century.