Denman Street Central
Introduction
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Denman Street Central
Image: © John Sutton Taken: 21 Jul 2012
Until the clearance schemes of the late 1960s, Denman Street ran almost the whole length of Radford, from St Peter's Street in the west uphill almost to Canning Circus. It has now been truncated and partly pedestrianised. When I was growing up in these parts in the 1950s, Denman Street was quite a shopping centre. Three-storey houses and shops were a Nottingham speciality in the late Victorian period.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.957753
Longitude
-1.175721