NOTTINGHAM 2001
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all images © 2001 C W Richards
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The
'Old Angel' on Stoney St, Lace Market
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The
Council House from St Peters Chambers - 8am
Summer 2001
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The Old Corner Pin - Clumber Street - now
an Etam clothes shop. See
John Mugridges 1966 view here |
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Coffee
at the old Dog and Bear pub - Bridlesmith Gate
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Former
Flying Horse pub on Cheapside, now a GANT clothes shop
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| Old Barclays Bank on Beastmarket Hill, which is now 'The Goose on the Square' and is very popular at 5.30pm!! |
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| Beautiful green tile work on the facade of the Lion Hotel, Clumber Street |
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| The Tavern In the Town on Parliament Street is no more, now it is 'Edwards'.. Pearsons next door has been knocked down and a Social Security Office and Car Park built in its place. |
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Another
shot of the remains of the ABC Cinema, seen here looking down
Mount St towards Maid Marian Way
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St
Barnabas Cathedral on Derby Road, framed here by the ruins of
the ABC cinema
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The Bodega on Pelham Street is now called 'The Social' and is opposite a pub called the 'Pit & Pendulum', which has a Gothic feel and is owned by the Eerie Pub Company! | |||
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Looking
over the Castle wall towards Wilford Hill, at the new Inland
Revenue offices. See how this looked in 1977
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The
old Labour Exchange on Castle Boulevard, which stands next door
to the new Evening Post building at Castle Wharf
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| The Newmarket Hotel opposite the Palais on Parlaiment Street, one pub which still retains its traditional appeal. Signs outside proudly advertise this place as a 'Gin Palace' |
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| Looking down Castle Boulevard to the new Evening Post building on Canal Street. The Narrowboat pub, Derrys printers and Stevex ladies hosiery all disappeared in this redevelopment of the late 1990s.. |
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| The magnificant Thurland pub on Pelham Street, the building beyond is the recently vacated Nat West bank. |
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| West End Arcade opposite the Co-op on Parlaiment Street, which has recently closed. This arcade still has its old plastic white and orange 1970s signs inside! |
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