Nottingham - NG5 (Bagthorpe)
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Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 23 May 2012
The conclusion of Quorn Road, Basford at the point where it divides to turn into Quorn Grove (marked with an old and very prominient circular-style street sign) and where it also leads into Bagthorpe Close. Bagthorpe was an earlier name for a large part of Basford that featured in the names given to a number of local institutions, e.g. Bagthorpe Workhouse (later integrated into the City Hospital) and Bagthorpe Gaol (now HMP Nottingham). A footpath in the distance connects Quorn Road with Perry Road.