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Items of Local Historical and Topical Interest
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Henry Ashwell (1828-1909) of Woodthorpe Grange.
Nottingham Suburban Railway, Sherwood Station.
Enclosure, Improvement and the Rise of `New Nottingham' 1845-67 by Prof. John Beckett and Ken Brand.
To read about Nottingham’s Green Open Spaces during World War 2, click on the attached illustration.
Sherwood Historical Timeline.
By Paul R. Swift: A Day of Common Celebration. The day King George V and Queen Mary visited Woodthorpe Park and later to go on to open the Trent Building at the University College of Nottingham Highfields Park campus on Tuesday 10th July, 1928.
Courtesy of Nottingham Local Studies Library, click on the left hand image to view the programme of events that marked the opening of Woodthorpe Grange Park on Tuesday 1st June, 1922.
Short History of Mapperley, Nottingham.
Courtesy of the Nottinghamshire Archives a photographed copy of the auctioneers brochure from 1921 when it was decided to sell the Woodthorpe Estate in five separate lots.
History of St. Martin’s Church, Trevose Gardens, Sherwood.
Woodthorpe Gardens, the road that was never completed
As reported in the Nottingham Evening Post for Friday the 11th of November, 1927, to read the full transcript of the unveiling of the Memorial Gates, Victoria Embankment, Nottingham, click on the adjoining icon.
To read an excerpt from the Nottingham Official Handbook for 1936 entitled Parks and Open Spaces, click on the adjoining icon.