NOTTINGHAM 2001
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all images © 2001 C W Richards
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Lees
Hill Footway, Sneinton, opposite the site of the old railway
viaduct, great blue brick!
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Peppers
Hair Salon, Trinity Square, still has its wood-panelled Gents
Salon and 'Peppers Are Hair' 70s signs!
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Looking up Goldsmith Street towards the Talbot St junction, with what was the old Gaumont on the left, and the back of the old Empire to the right. | |||
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Marriotts'
former shop on Castle Gate
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Ragged
School, Sneinton Marketplace
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Shakespeare
St/Goldsmith St junction, Victoria Centre flats are to the left.
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Looking
across Sneinton Market Place, to the old telephone exchange
and Geest warehouse, now being converted into flats
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Stewarts' Seed shop, George St, which has recently closed down. | |||
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Wright & Dobson, Seymour St, Sneinton - now awaits demolition. | |||
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Finally - the old Council House dome from below! | |||
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Adams
Building, St Marys Gate, now NCN college. Great archways!
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Bancrofts
Factory, Robin Hood Street, Sneinton. Now being converted into
apartments, but once a busy blouse making factory, resounding
with the laughter of local factory workers
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A wet Bridlesmith Gate, seen from the entrance to Bottle Lane | |||
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Broad
Street Post Office, looking over to Parliament Street, now earmarked
for even more apartment conversions
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Derelict
Shop, Campbell Street, Sneinton - just opposite Bancrofts Factory.
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Russells,
Shakespeare Street, formerly the Clinton Arms, famous for its
strip-shows in the 1970s
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A
lone worker cleans out the Market Square fountains, with the King
Street entrance in the background.
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King John pub, Carrington Street. Opposite the Broad Marsh bus station entrance. | |||
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Old Malt Cross Music Hall, St James's Street. This now overlooks the old Imperial (now Westside bar) and The Newhouse (now Bar Oz) | |||
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The Running Horse, or 'The Runner', Nottinghams premier live music venue!! | |||
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Nottingham's Tramworks extending up Victoria Street | |||
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A view of the former Briddock's newsagent on Parliament Street, with the Blue Bell pub on the right hand side | |||
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