Cliff Road, Nottingham, NG1
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Cliff Road, Nottingham, NG1
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 13 Sep 2020
A tiny public garden or recreational area situated at the foot of St. Mary's Cliff between the former Loggerheads public house (not seen here but situated on the left) and some former mill buildings once associated with lace finishing processes that were converted into apartments a number of years ago. On the south side of the street, i.e. behind the photographer, are row of traditional local authority owned housing, c.1950s. This street was known as Narrow Marsh in the distant past and later renamed Red Lion Street. Following an extensive clearance of slum housing on the street in 1933 it was renamed Cliff Road.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.950422
Longitude
-1.143413