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King George V and Queen Mary visit Woodthorpe Grange Park on Tuesday 10th July, 1928.

King George V and Queen Mary officially open the Trent Building, University College, Nottingham, Highfields Park, Tuesday 10th July, 1928.

Program of events held in Nottingham to Celebrate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Coronation on 2nd June, 1953 .

Order of Service for the Eighth Annual Service of Remembrance at the Mapperley War Memorial, Woodborough Road, Sunday July 6th, 1930.

Henry Ashwell (1828-1909) of Woodthorpe Grange.

 Covid-19: Selected photographs of the deserted streets of Nottingham

Nottingham Suburban Railway, Sherwood Station.

1933 – 1945 The Road to War and Peace, a timeline of events that chart activities that took place before and after the Second World War.

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

History of St. Martin’s Church, Sherwood, Nottingham

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.