EAW025944 ENGLAND (1949). A cityscape over St Ann's and beyond, Nottingham, 1949

Thorneywood Mount top

pierrepont secondary modern school for girls

pierrepont secondary modern school for girls

twiggers /bignalls/harveys houses calcutta street

Methodist Church [demolished, site of Polish Church, formerly Kings Hall Mission Church]

Site of Victoria Bus Station , York St

Pentecostal Church [now demolished, site of Sheridan Court apartment block]

St Bartholomews Church

Kelvin Road

Railway bridge over The Wells Road, carrying the Nottingham District line .the bridge is long gone buut the line came from a tunnel that can still be located near the beginning ov Mickleborough Avenue. the other end of this tunnel emerged under Radstock and Kelvin Roads, int what was Thorneywood Station at the junction of Porchester Road and Carlton Road

The Wells Road

Site of Thorneywood Station

Old 'Tin Church'

The Old Brickyard, now Honeywood Gardens

Carlton Hill shops

Standhill Road, this section running along the edge of the Old Brickyard, now occupied by the Honeywood Gardens estate

Steps and footpath leading to The Wells Road.Area now occupied by the Greenwood Estate, consisting of Woodhedge Drive, Landmere Gardens and Mickleborough Avenue, built around 1984/85

St Bartholomews Road [locally known as Donkey Hill]

Thorneywood Mount

St Anns Parish Church, demolished 1972

Emmanuel Church demolished 1972

Porchester Road

Gedling Church

Alfred Street North School and Elms School annexe founded as St Andrews School.

Lace Factory

Home Ales Maltings

27 Heskey St

Catholic Apostolic Church, Northumberland Street. Built as a Methodist Church, the foundation stone was laid in 1863 and the building opened on 18 October 1863, named the 'Independent Methodist Church'. In 1870 the chapel was sold to the Catholic Apostolic Church, who remained there until 1951 when it was purchased by the Roman Catholic Church and dedicated on 15 October 1951 for the use of Ukranian Catholics. The building was demolished in 1970.

Craven Arms Public House, at one end of Alfred St Central.

Cavendish Cinema, Nottingham; then (I think) converted for bingo; now still standing as a wholesaler business. This is round the corner from the end of Alfred St Central.

Formerly a Baptist Chapel, now a Mosque; this building is still standing and marks where Alfred St Central begins (on the opposite side of the road).

Formerly a Baptist Chapel, now a Mosque; this building is still standing and marks where Alfred St Central begins (on the opposite side of the road).

Huntingdon St school

The Crimea War canons on the Arboretum

Nottingham Victoria Station (GCR/LNER) closed in the 1960s, now the site of the Victoria Centre shopping centre.

"Commercial Square", the church is the Congregational Chapel, which closed in 1971.

Union Rd, a road full of shops with a few pubs, that ran from Huntingdon St (this end) down to "Commercial Square" where Union Rd, Alfred St Central, Alfred St South, and St Anns Well Rd all came together - a real hive of activity!

Wellington St

Ridding Terrace, off Wellington St. The odd-numbered houses in this terrace backed on to the high wall at the rear of the Gas Board yard, making their backyards rather gloomy on the best of days!

Shelton St School

Elm Avenue, leading from Mansfield Rd to Cranmer St and then up to the Reservoir. The stretch from Cranmer St to the Reservoir ran up the side of the Elms primary & Junior School, built in the early 1950s

Raywarp Factory, corner of St Anns Hill Road & Alfred St North.

St Anns Parish Hall on Alfred St North

Mechanics Arms pub on corner of Vicarage St and Alfred St North

Vicarage St, ran between Huntingdon St (this end) and Alfred St North.