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Lost Nottingham: An introduction to city history
Lost Nottingham is a concise and informative article (3,400 words) on local history written to whet the appetite of any Nottinghamian eager to learn more about their city's past. The article features details of two gothic churches, a lavish cinema, underground tunnels and a demolished street, and is part of the Nottinghasm project. Featured
St Stephen’s - a Victorian church in the heart of a slum.
Holy Trinity - a towering gothic church on a site now occupied by car parks and student accommodation.
Abandoned tunnels - two large underground thoroughfares which used to carry roaring steam engines beneath the city's streets.
Drury Hill - a steep, winding thoroughfare which once led to Nottingham's back door!
The Elite - a lavish multi-screen cinema built by two war buddies that provided opulent evenings out for over five decades.
You can find @Nottinghasm on Twitter and NG Nottinghasm on YouTube.
St Stephen’s - a Victorian church in the heart of a slum.
Holy Trinity - a towering gothic church on a site now occupied by car parks and student accommodation.
Abandoned tunnels - two large underground thoroughfares which used to carry roaring steam engines beneath the city's streets.
Drury Hill - a steep, winding thoroughfare which once led to Nottingham's back door!
The Elite - a lavish multi-screen cinema built by two war buddies that provided opulent evenings out for over five decades.
You can find @Nottinghasm on Twitter and NG Nottinghasm on YouTube.
15 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 21, 2012
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