VISITORS GALLERY 2

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These photos have kindly been donated by site visitors and friends -
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Variety Club, Salisbury St, Radford 1978, from Nick Cragg at the club

An interesting football fixture card from the Lord Alcester,
Sneinton, from John Mugridge of Australia

go to SNEINTON SCENES

Old Market Square, Nottingham, pre-1920s - also from John.

Forster Street School - Early 1920s, from Valerie Fearn of Ruddington
Her father Francis Yorke (b.1914) is 3rd from left, 2nd to back row.

Barnetts Sweet Factory, Norton Street, Radford - 1977 from John Mugridge.

A few Raleigh pics from the 1970s - thanks to Allan Bedford and his daughter Helen Carlin
From right - Wilf Wilson, Ernie Kirk, Alex Higgins, Jack Ward, Allan Bedford, ???	Allan Bedford(left) Stan Northern (centre)	Any ideas folks?

	Harold Fines had his shop on the corner of Salisbury and Middleton Street, the first picture is of his daughter Beryl Wilson and daughter in law Pat Fines. Picture from Barrie and Pat Fines of Australia.

	May Fines and Mrs Larkam at the end of their yard on Middleton Street, the shop faced the pub "Marquis of Lorne". Also donated by Barrie and Pat.

Jersey Kapwood Factory, Denman Street - 1977 (the street to the left is Highurst Street. From John Mugridge

	John Player Castle Tobacco Factory 1922 supplied by Malcolm Sprake of Nottingham

	Highurst Street - 1977 (Alfreton Road is the road in the distance)

Norton/Denman St - 1977 'Just Sarah' is the ladies clothes shop on the left, demolished in Winter 1980. John Player No2 factory is visible just to the right of the shop sign. Does anyone remember 'Granny Fletcher' of Norton Street?

Denman St - 1977 'Just Sarah' (formerly Clays Drapers) is the last shop on the left. Next to this was Meadow Dairy Co (Grocers) Betty Wright and Ernest Fletchers stores and Scrimshaws butchers. On the right are Robinsons hairdressers and Holmes Boot and Shoe repair shop, next to St John's Terrace. A rebuilt Sir Garnet Wolseley pub is in the distance. Click here to see how this view of Denman Street looks now

Hartley Road - 1977 On the right is the Hartley Road Post Office and an old 'Players No6' sign. To the left is the old Windsor cinema, then a showroom for Players No6 and No10 gifts. Most of the terraced houses past the white building on the far right have long since been demolished

Many thanks to John Mugridge for the above

Many thanks once again to all contributors - keep the pictures coming in and keep the spirit of Old Radford alive!

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