Nottingham - NG3 (Sneinton)
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Nottingham - NG3 (Sneinton)
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 5 May 2012
A glance along the Manvers Street end of Carlton Road (B686) reveals these two Church or Sunday School related buildings. The nearest one, now occupied by a non-conformist church group, has an obvious cross shape incorporated into some ornate herringbone brickwork - once popular in the "Tudorbethan" or "Jacobethan" styles of the 1920's and 1930's - plus a low bell tower. The second property, formerly St Luke's Parochial School, was designed by the Nottingham architect Frederick Bakewell and built in the 1860s. It currently houses the offices of an internal design consultancy company. St Luke's Church itself was demolished in 1925.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.954595
Longitude
-1.136186