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Beechwood, 30A Mapperley Road, Nottingham (1904) on the corner of Park Avenue, designed by the architects Watson Fothergill and Lawrence Summers..
Long-tailed Tit / aegithalos caudatus. Mapperley Wood, Derbys. 02/01/15. I spent an enjoyable time yesterday making some images of LTT's, albeit in extremely windy conditions. I think this image shows just how wild it was, deep in the wood.
I learnt something too, which is that these birds have tiny yellow eyelids. I've watched birds all my life and never noticed this feature before!
White UPVC Sliding Sash Windows Installed In Mapperley, Nottingham. www.thenottinghamwindowcompany.co.uk
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
Long-tailed Tit / aegithalos caudatus. Mapperley Wood, Derbys. 02/01/15. A flock of nine birds favoured the area and were a delight to watch. They maintained tiny contact calls even when close together feeding and one or two kept lookout for the rest of the flock. As quickly as they arrived, so they moved on. Really busy little birds that are constantly on the go.
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
St Andrews House, on the corner of Mansfield Road and Mapperley Road, Nottingham was built in 1840 and remodelled by the architect Watson Fothergill in 1886. In 1937 it was used bas offices by the architect T Cecil Howitt.
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
The Mapperley First World War Memorial Tablet is situated in the lych gate of Holy Trinity Church, Church Lane, Mapperley, Derbyshire
Inscription:
IN MEMORY OF
GEORGE HARRISON NOTTS & DERBYS
BRITUS MARTIN K.R.R.
LUTHER MARTIN R.F.A.
WHO DIED FOR THEIR COUNTRY
IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 – 1918
THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVER.
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
Day 72 - and the first of many pictures of the demolition of a huge block of 1960s council flats taking place in Mapperley
Grave of Harry Fowers
Fowers, Harry, Private, 41402, 2nd/5th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment
Formerly 22873, Leicestershire Regiment
Formerly 9066, 13th Training Reserve Battalion
Born Derby
Enlisted Derby
Killed in action 16th March 1918 aged 19
Son of Mr. J. H. and Mrs Annie Fowers, of 120, Bridge St., Derby
Buried in Mory Abbey Military Cemetery, Mory, France, Grave Reference: III. H. 5.
1911 Census
A school boy
Son of Joseph Henry, a railway labourer, and Anne Fowers, a laundress, of 120, Bridge Street, Derby
Also commemorated on the Derby, St. Alkmund’s Church Memorial
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
St Andrews Church was built in 1871. The tower rises 150 feet above the road and can be seen for miles around.
Edwin G Loverseed, Woodborough Road, Mapperley, Nottingham
White's Nottingham Directory 1864
Photo courtesy of Nottingham City Museums & Galleries.
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
Edwin G Loverseed, Woodborough Road, Mapperley, Nottingham
White's Nottingham Directory 1864
Photo courtesy of Nottingham City Museums & Galleries.
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
Sam, Amy and Dangerous Dave went along to Mapperley Plains Primary for this weeks School Assembly Tour, Sammy the Hamster joined them to create some hamster havoc!!
The unused and now decaying chapel at the old Mapperley Hospital Lunatic Asylum - the buildings on the right have now been converted into apartments.
Edward Gripper & Co., Albert Street & Mapperley Hill, Nottingham
Kelly's Nottinghamshire Directory 1855 - 1864
Edward Gripper founded the Company in 1852. In 1866 he amalgamated with William Burgass, another Nottingham brickmaker. In 1867 it became The Nottingham Patent Brick Co. Ltd.
Gripper's bricks were used in the construction of St.Pancras Station in London and in many other prestigious Victorian buildings.
Photo courtesy of the Martyn Fretwell collection.