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I can remember when Nottingham Had THREE bus stations Mount Street,Broad Marsh & Huntingdon Street.

I have a book titled: Kimberley Ale: Hardys & Hansons 1832 - 1982 writen by George Bruce.ISBN 0 9500730 9 1

You will have to be 50+ to have any realistic memories of Victoria Station closed 1967.......................45 years ago later this year. I liked spotting at the "Victoria" in preference to the "Midland"

Yes Mick "The Planners"(sic) have a lot to answer for some of the stuff put up & knocked down too.

Some snow here too ...........................BUT it's the wrong kind of snow!

The Old is still there "The Original" went. But that was a replacement the first "Original" was demolished when the Victoria Station was being built. http://www.picturethepast.org.uk/frontend.php?keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;NTGM013210&pos=1&action=zoom&id=64658

The Nottingham Contemporary (pictured post nine) blocks the tunnel mouth at the Weekday Cross. If you go up the steps at the end of Cliff Road(Narrow Marsh) you will see what I mean these steps are where Middle Hill & Garners Hill would have been.

Broad Marsh to Victoria Centre walkway? What's wrong with Bridlesmith Gate - High Street - Clumber Street? Known as the Golden mile.(Lots of shops on the way) The Nottingham Contemporary (pictured post nine) blocks the tunnel mouth at the Weekday Cross end of the Thurland Street Tunnel.

Looks like Victoria Street to me too.

This has more lights than our Christmas tree had.

I like snow. David Cameron.

No it's not its Cheapside. South Parade is from Kirks Yard(side of the Flying Horse) to Wheeler Gate. The Poultry is in the other direction up to Bridlesmith Gate.

Two inches of snow and the whole country will grind to a halt.

Both my mother's parents were born on Gate Street Radford Woodhouse in 1887. I don,t know where my father's parents were born.(grandfather born 1900) My mother was born on Guthrie Street in August 1929 but moved to Middleton Street when she was three months old. My father was born on Dulwich Street in 1926(d1992). Mother & Father were married in 1948 & I was born in 1949 & lived in Carlton & Gedling till 1967.

It was demolished in early 1980.................33 years ago.....................well before the trams were even drempt of http://www.flickr.com/photos/27045884@N05/4799400438/ Plus most of the route to where the bridre was is covered in housing.

No chance of reopening the line to Weekday cross this is in the way

I have one but it works of two big spools & a big roll of magnetic tape.

Hi James and welcome, So you,re new to Nottingham so where are you from?

Have you tried Nottingham City Library? http://www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=2296

Mairfare: London http://www.burlington-arcade.co.uk/

That would be a tad grand even for you Mick!

Old building ?? it was finished in 1929 and is known as "The Council House" that side of it is known as "Smithy Row"

I have my copy of the Daily Mirror & your're "FRANK" & I claim my free pint in The Rose & Crown :)

What do you get when you cross an owl with a goat..........................A Hootenanny!

Thet're still both better than a candle