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That is the packing case!

With hard labour?

That would be a No 41 There is for those of you who dont know there is a very good book on NCT trolley buses by David R H Bowler it's a bit pricey at £30 Can still be bought at Book Law publications on Carlton Hill(Near Standhill Road)

£45K!? I am on pension credits it would take me seven & a half years to get that what has he been claiming for?

Route 39 Did indeed run from Wollaton & ran to Carlton Post Office Square via Derby Road, Parliament Street. Southwell Road & Carlton Road/Hill Route 38 was the same as route 39 but terminated at Hooton Road(Top of Carlton Hill)

Chinese supermarket (Ex Hanson's) is(was) further uip Carrington Street where Colin street now is.(The section from Greyfrier Gate to Canal Street built at the same time as the Broad Marsh Centre) The photo is nearer Broard Marsh (Lucky Corner) where Dunn's was.(Now a Bank) The railings on the right were round a car park but before that Colin's Alms Houses stood.

I thought the ex South Notts service was The number one route. Starting at Loughborough: Baxter Gate - The Conneries - Nottingham Road - Station Boulevard(new road) - Meadow Lane - Stanford - East Leake - Gotham - Clifton - Wilford - Trent Bridge - Midland Railway Station - Canal Street - Maid Marion Way - Friar Lane - Beastmarket Hill

The row of houses went in the middle of Parliament Street went in about 1886. The Buildings between Haughton Street & Clinton street went with the building of Victoria station. Haughton Street became Clinton Street East at that time. Nottingham's prison at this time was just off this map at the bottom of Glasshouse Steet the Old Centraal Market & The Pallis were built on the site with Edward Street being "pushed" through the centre. Just a little aside on the "pubs" issue. some 24 pubs were "LOST?" when the Victotia Station was built PS I have this map in my collection the scale i

You don't mean Harvest Pale do you? I find that OK But I really do like Screech Owl (Milk of amnesia )

I have a very large scale map of Broad Marsh & Narrow Marsh areas dated 1881 Scale 10 feet to the mile (1/500). Map too big to scan as it is 42" x 28" The number of small court yards and alley ways is amazing By the way there was 6 pubs on Narrow Marsh later Red Lion Street /Cliff Road.

Non too fond of The Canal House frit of falling down the stairs after a visit to th gents

Was in the Lincolnshire Poacher on Friday(10th)two pints of Elsie Mo. Then off to The Vat and Fiddle.

I was once asked wht I would do aqbout the begging letters IF T won the lottery. I said I'd keep sending them .

It's the loos I miss.

Like The Sawyers Arms, The Loggerheads, The Srag & Pheasant.

Neither is The Lion Hotel, The New Crystal Palace or The Corner Pin.

The Fox and Grapes(building) is still in situ.

Anybody heard of this book? Men of Nottingham and Notts By Robert Mellors Published in 1924 It contains brief biographical details of 500 notable Nottingham(& shire) men & Women. I recently acquired a copy for £5.

Set back off the road numbers 87,89,91 & 93.

Maps ars somewhat too large to scan being 2 feet square And I'm not too sure if the scanner still works as it has not been used for years & I have forgot how to use it There are 4 maps to one aquare on the inch OS maps

There are no buildings opposite the Post Office on Station Road on my map dated July 1952 But ......................... there are some small buildings at the junction of Carlton Hill ,Cavendish Road & Windsor Avenue. House numbers 2 Windsor Avenue, 2,4 & 6 Carlton Hill. The building next door to the Post Office is numbered 146 Statioin Road. PS My grand parents ran a grocers shop on Burton Road till 1958/9 I lived there till 1953 when we moved into a new council house on Welbeck Avenue. If you woud like a copy of the map or like to see it please E mail me. I have over 200 of thi

I have a few maps of the area (scale 50" to the mile) Dated 1952. Which bit of Station Road? as it is on two maps

Also The Nat West Bank designed by Watson Fothergill

Somewhere near Trent Lane on the GNR route into Nottingham? Sneinton Hermitage is nearby?

Didn't she defrost cows? !rotfl!