The city is a treasure trove of signs, statues, plaques, freizes and other items which offer a fascinating glimpse into its history
As you navigate through the streets of Nottingham, it's easy to overlook the city's rich history that is subtly embedded in its signs, statues, plaques and other artefacts. Here are a few historical gems you might have missed if you weren't looking closely.
One is located on Pelham Street, at the site of the former offices of the Nottingham Journal where he worked between 1883 and 1884. It would later adorn the offices of an estate agency. This event took place on May 11, 1875, when the then 65-year-old was in Nottingham for business. He had met with the Mayor of Nottingham, the Vicar of St Mary's and architect T. C. Hine to discuss the restoration of Nottingham Castle.
Indeed, the Trent Bridge we see today isn't the original one. The first bridge was constructed from wood and stone around 922AD to protect the city from invading Danes. 7. Cliff Road brickwork dates Cliff Road is the last remaining section of the old Narrow Marsh district. The walls along this road bear the dates '1829' and '1833', signifying their construction as part of the old county jail.
The bank's shield-shaped logo originally adorned the top of the building, but has since been replaced by the 'Cu' logo of the current occupants.
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