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Brian Clough and Watson Fothergill
by John Sutton
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The statue of Brian Clough, Nottingham Forest's most successful manager,... (more)
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Fothergills restaurant
by Gerald England
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Named after local architect Watson Fothergill, the building dates from 1883... (more)
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The tower of a Watson Fothergill
by David Lally
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The Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Bank building on Thurland Street. From the... (more)
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Damage to Watson Fothergill's Offices
by John Sutton
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A careless lorry driver damaged the brickwork of the oriel window of Watson... (more)
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Church (Rock) Cemetery: the grave of Watson Fothergill
by John Sutton
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The grave of Nottingham's most distinctive Victorian architect, Watson... (more)
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Watson Fothergill's Clawson Lodge
by John Sutton
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This fine Grade II listed house, designed by the flamboyant Victorian architect... (more)
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Watson Fothergill's Offices: the restored oriel window
by John Sutton
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A careless lorry driver damaged the brickwork of the oriel window of the corner... (more)
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Watson Fothergill's Offices restored
by John Sutton
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A careless lorry driver damaged the brickwork of the oriel window of the corner... (more)
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Nottingham - NG1
by David Hallam-Jones
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A view of Queen St with the "Cineworld" glass building in the... (more)
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Watson Fothergill houses on Mansfield Road
by John Sutton
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Substantial semi-detached houses built in 1887, just up the hill from the... (more)
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Woodborough Road: by Watson Fothergill
by John Sutton
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Fothergill was Nottingham's most remarkable and distinctive Victorian... (more)
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Watson Fothergill: capital in the former Nottingham & Notts Bank
by John Sutton
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Watson Fothergill's Milbie House
by John Sutton
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The red-brick building, seen from the first floor of the Lace Market Car Park,... (more)
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The rear of Watson Fothergill's Norris Ladies' Home
by John Sutton
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Trees on Sherwood Rise have been felled, opening up a view of the rear of the... (more)
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The Rose of England dwarfed
by John Sutton
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The Rose of England shows many of the characteristic features of the work of... (more)
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High Victorian Nottingham
by John Sutton
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Looking towards King Street from Old Market Square, in front of the Council... (more)
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Clawson Lodge: Nottingham Ukrainian Cultural Centre
by John Sutton
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This fine Grade II listed house, designed by the flamboyant Victorian architect... (more)
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George Street: now protected by a bollard
by John Sutton
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The splendidly exuberant building in the centre was designed as his offices by... (more)
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The rear of The Rose of England
by John Sutton
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Demolition has opened up the view of the rear of Watson Fothergill's Rose... (more)
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Up King Street
by John Sutton
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A view from the plinth of the Brian Clough statue. The spectacular red-brick... (more)
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The tower of Watson Fothergill's Nottingham & Notts Bank
by John Sutton
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For an idea of the whole of this remarkable building and its setting, see... (more)
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Across the Market Square
by John Sutton
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Officially Old Market Square, but Slab Square or The Square to Nottinghamians.... (more)
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Watson Fothergill's Mortimer House
by John Sutton
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The corner of Sherwood Rise and Wiverton Road
by John Sutton
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On the left is Watson Fothergill's 3 Sherwood Rise, one of a pair of houses... (more)
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The doorway of Watson Fothergill's Milbie House
by John Sutton
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Milbie House, 33 Pilcher Gate, was built for a lace manufacturer, Mr Doubleday,... (more)
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Scaffolding round Queen's Chambers
by John Sutton
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Watson Fothergill's wonderful Queen's Chambers is being converted to... (more)
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Victorian frontage, modern underwear
by John Sutton
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Part of the Thurland Street frontage of the former Nottingham & Notts Bank... (more)
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Sherwood Rise: Watson Fothergill's Turret House
by John Sutton
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For more about this grand pair of houses on the corner of Wiverton Road, see... (more)
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Forest Fields: a Watson Fothergill terrace
by John Sutton
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This terrace is one of the later works of Nottingham's most distinctive... (more)
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Woodborough Road and The Pakistan Centre
by John Sutton
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This extraordinary building was designed as a Baptist Church by Watson... (more)
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Watson Fothergill's Woodborough Road Baptist Church
by John Sutton
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The church is now an Islamic Centre. Built in bright Nottingham Patent Brick in... (more)
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Watson Fothergill's Mortimer House, Castle Road
by John Sutton
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This Grade II listed row is a rather restrained example of the work of... (more)
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Foxhall Road: terraced houses by Watson Fothergill
by John Sutton
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Most of the streets of the suburb of Forest Fields are standard-issue... (more)
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Watson Fothergills Queens Chambers Nottingham
by Richard Hoare
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On Queen Street / Long Row
This block of offices and shops is another building... (more)
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Tower, Mortimer House
by Alan Murray-Rust
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To anyone familiar with Nottingham's architecture, the distinctive style of... (more)
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Robin Hood and Fothergills
by John Sutton
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The bronze statue, by James Arthur Woodford RA, OBE (1893-1976), was erected in... (more)
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Watson Fothergill's Clawson Lodge, 2003
by John Sutton
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The front corner of Fothergill's lovely house, Clawson Lodge, at the time... (more)
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Watson Fothergill's 1 and 3 Sherwood Rise
by John Sutton
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The nearer of this grand semi-detached pair, on the corner of Third Avenue, is... (more)
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Across the Market Square
by John Sutton
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On the left is Watson Fothergill's extraordinary confection, Queen's... (more)
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A Watson Fothergill lace warehouse
by John Sutton
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This warehouse on the corner of Stoney Street and Barker Gate, built for... (more)
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The Park: Watson Fothergill's Walton House
by John Sutton
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The house is on a steep site at the junction of Newcastle Drive (left) and... (more)
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Berridge Road: Watson Fothergill's Norris Ladies' Home
by John Sutton
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The bright low light of a September morning emphasised the colour of Nottingham... (more)
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Watson Fothergill's Offices, George Street: window detail
by John Sutton
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This extravagant confection was built as a showcase of Fothergill's style,... (more)
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Evening sunshine on a Fothergill facade
by John Sutton
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The Victorian buildings of King Street are tall and, as it is narrow and runs... (more)
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The Tower House, Park Row, Nottingham
by Alan Murray-Rust
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The basic house dates from c.1830, probably designed by PF Robinson and built by... (more)
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Former Nottingham and Notts Bank, Kirk Gate
by Alan Murray-Rust
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The bank and the adjoining manager's house were designed by the Nottingham... (more)
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Watson Fothergill's Mortimer House
by John Sutton
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Mortimer House now houses a popular bar and restaurant, both busy on a fine June... (more)
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King Street to the Market Square
by John Sutton
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Things to look for in this picture (left to right): the statue of Brian Clough,... (more)
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Castle Bank, Lenton Road, The Park, Nottingham
by Alan Murray-Rust
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Datestone on the corner of the house, see... (more)
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3 & 4 Huntingdon Drive, The Park, Nottingham
by Alan Murray-Rust
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One of the small number of buildings in The Park positively attributed to Watson... (more)
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