Grid reference SK5739
near to Nottingham, England
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Redgate student accommodation under construction
A block of "premium accommodation" for 297 students due to open in time for academic year 2024/25.
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High Pavement, Nottingham
by Chris Wood
Looking up High Pavement in the English city of Nottingham. The railings to the right belong to the former High Pavement Unitarian Church, now a pub. The blank end wall to the left is the end of the County House, once the residence for... (more)
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Blossom time in Wheeler Gate
by John Sutton
One of many fine blue-sky days in March and early April 2025. Pearl Assurance House was one of Nottingham's first high-rise buildings.
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London Road High Level railway station (site), Nottingham, 2000
Opened in 1899 by the Great Northern railway on their Grantham-Nottingham Victoria line, the white street-level building survived until 1967 as a station, with stairs leading up to platforms on the viaduct behind.
View north east from... (more)
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Former GNR Passenger Station
by Mick Garratt
The former Great Northern Railway (later LNER) London Road passenger station, designed by T C Hine for the opening of the line in the 1850s. It closed to passengers in 1951, and was for many years a parcels depot.
Now a private health... (more)
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Closure notice on Cheapside
The closed section of South Parade can be seen in the distance.
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Heathcoat Street, Hockley, Nottingham 1
The junction of Heathcoat Street and Goosegate with the Adam's Building on the sky line. In constructing Phase 1 of the Adam's Building between 1854-74, the architect, T.C. Hine, included 'lace lofts' at roof level where... (more)
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Market House, Beastmarket Hill, Nottingham
A slab-and-podium office block built in 1966 by the Lloyds Bank Architects' Department. All very crisp, though Pevsner calls it "weak".
The bank still has a presence here.
John Sutton's SK5739 : The Market Square on a September evening is a fine night-time view.
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The Council House and the Old Market Square
by Keith Edkins
The banners have the names of schools on them, perhaps the schools designed them?
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Nottingham (Midland) station
The driver of a 'Peak' class diesel waits for the signal to depart with a train for Sheffield.
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Station Street tram terminus, Nottingham
With car 204 forming the next departure to Phoenix Park, in the first week of operation.
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King Street
by David Lally
Looking toward the grade II listed Prudential Building (1880-1890. By Alfred Waterhouse) on a bright autumnal evening.
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