Detailed photo of Zechariah Green memorial.
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Archive Photo : Titchfield Park
This aerial view of Titchfield Park was taken from the east, and shows the cricket field and tell-signs of the original formal gardens (now replaced by football pitches).
The cemetery can be seen in the bottom-light of the picture. Cherry Avenue and Laburnum Grove are to the left of the cemetery. Johnson Avenue and Broomhill Road can been seen on the far-left of the picture.
Park Drive can be seen running left-to-right, with Croft, Storth and Caddaw Avenues above.
The industrial units railway tracks (top-left) have been replaced by residential properties (Minstrel Close, Sheridan Way, Versaille Gardens, Vyella Gardens).
The main road in the top-left of the picture is Farleys Lane.
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The cemetery can be seen in the bottom-light of the picture. Cherry Avenue and Laburnum Grove are to the left of the cemetery. Johnson Avenue and Broomhill Road can been seen on the far-left of the picture.
Park Drive can be seen running left-to-right, with Croft, Storth and Caddaw Avenues above.
The industrial units railway tracks (top-left) have been replaced by residential properties (Minstrel Close, Sheridan Way, Versaille Gardens, Vyella Gardens).
The main road in the top-left of the picture is Farleys Lane.
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Archive Photo : Bucks Shawl Factory, Derbyshire Lane
Photo shows a framework knitting machine at Bucks Shawl Factory, Derbyshire Lane
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Framework Knitting,
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Shawl,
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Archive Photo : Class Photo
Newspaper Cutting : Outing
Archive Photo : Hucknall Torkard Industrial Provident Society
Archive Photo : Hucknall Airfield
This aerial view is taken from the west, and shows the runway and airfield buildings.
Bestwood Village can be seen in the top-right of the picture, in the far distance. To compare with current satellite images click here.
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Bestwood Village can be seen in the top-right of the picture, in the far distance. To compare with current satellite images click here.
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Archive Photo : Rolls Royce
This aerial view is taken from the south-west, and shows the airfield buildings.
The Shortwood Avenue/Farleys Lane area can be seen in the top of the picture. To compare with current satellite images click here.
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The Shortwood Avenue/Farleys Lane area can be seen in the top of the picture. To compare with current satellite images click here.
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Archive Photo : Long Hill Rise
Long Hill Rise (south side). To compare with recent satellite image, click here.
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Archive Photo,
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Long Hill Rise,
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Archive Photo : Long Hill Rise
Long Hill Rise - northern side of the road is shown in upper-left, and southern side in bottom-right. To compare with recent satellite image, click here.
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Archive Photo : Watnall Road and Long Hill Rise
Watnall Road running left-to-right, and Long Hill Rise in the top-right. To compare with recent satellite image, click here.
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Recent Picture : Zachariah Green Monument
Artifact : Petrol Rationing Coupons
Recent Photo : War Memorial
Recent Photo : War Memorial
Recent Picture : Zachariah Green Monument
Recent Picture : Mill Yard Cottages
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For more information on Hucknall's housing styles, please look at The Changing Face of Hucknall's Houses.
For more information on Hucknall's housing styles, please look at The Changing Face of Hucknall's Houses.
Recent Photo : High Street Building
A retail building on Hight Street, designed by the Victorian architect Watson Fothergill. For more on this architect click here.
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Recent Photo : Sensory Garden
Recent Photo : Hucknall Market
Recent Photo : Hucknall Public Library
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Archive Photo : Hucknall Central Station
Photo shows Hucknall Central Station. Access to the platform was from the footbridge (seen here), which ran alongside the main Watnall Road bridge.
The photo was taken from the south-east of the station, which had a small siding. However, the track seems to be missing from this photo, suggesting that it the photograph taken after the station had closed.
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The photo was taken from the south-east of the station, which had a small siding. However, the track seems to be missing from this photo, suggesting that it the photograph taken after the station had closed.
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Archive Photo : Final Train From Linby
Archive Photo : Christian Festival
Picture shows a parade walking through Hucknall to mark a Christian festival - possibly Whitsuntide.
The cassocks (black, ankle-length robes) and surplices (white overshirts) indicate that these are members of a church choir.
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The cassocks (black, ankle-length robes) and surplices (white overshirts) indicate that these are members of a church choir.
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Archive Photo : Spring Street Schools
Archive Photo : Street Party
Photo shows a celebration event - probably a street party to mark Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation.
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Children,
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Men,
Party,
Social Change,
Women
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