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Henry Road, NOTTINGHAM, NG2 7NB

Looking south along a street of Victorian semi-detached houses. Built in the days of a pre-car owning society, but it is noticeable that there was just space between the houses to get a garage in at the side [see the two on the left]; an alternative was to use that space to give access to the garden area at the rear for parking see Image

Victorian villas in suburban Nottingham. I lived here from 1961-64, initially in the lower flat of no.33 on the left, and then upstairs. There have been changes in the time since then - the two semis appear to have been combined as one property to make three flats, with a drive at the left down to the rear, with tarmacked parking and bin space [we grew vegetables there]; the lower flat of no. 33 is now flat 1 of no. 35; the right hand door leads to a ground floor maisonette, flat 2 of no. 35 [for rent at £650 pcm - I think we paid 10 guineas a month for the upstairs flat]. I presume a third flat is upstairs on the right, accessed by a spiral stair at the south gable.

Victorian villas in suburban Nottingham. I lived here from 1961-64, initially in the lower flat of no.33 on the left, and then upstairs. There have been changes in the time since then - the two semis appear to have been combined as one property to make three flats, with a drive at the left down to the rear, with tarmacked parking and bin space [we grew vegetables there]; the lower flat of no. 33 is now flat 1 of no. 35; the right hand door leads to a ground floor maisonette, flat 2 of no. 35 [for rent at £650 pcm - I think we paid 10 guineas a month for the upstairs flat]. I presume a third flat is upstairs on the right, accessed by a spiral stair at the south gable.

Looking through a zoom lens from near the Loughborough Road end towards Henry Road and Musters Road. The Methodist Church, with its distinctive pagoda-roofed tower, is on the corner of Patrick Road and Musters Road - for a closer look, see Image

Looking towards Musters Road.

Looking towards Loughborough Road and the Wilford Lane junction at 7.55 on a mild September evening. The red sky presaged lovely weather the following day.

In a part of Bridgford almost entirely made up of Victorian and Edwardian villas of various sizes, this block on the corner of George Road is an exception.

A relatively uncommon E VII R pillar box, very much contemporary with its surroundings.

The end of this road was blocked some years ago due to the complexity of the road junction at this point.