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St Andrews House, Mapperley Road, Nottingham, designed by the architect Watson Fothergill (1886).

Nice to see Swans back at the reservoir. Hope the resident male returns, after a dog savagely attacked & killed his mate and cygnet.

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!!

William Burgass, London Road, Nottingham.

 

William Burgass was a Coal Merchant and brickmaker with brickyards at Mapperley and at Thorneywood, Nottingham. He amalgamated with Edward Gripper in 1866 to found The Nottingham Patent Brick Co. Ltd. in 1867

 

Photo courtesy of Nottingam City Museums & Galleries.

Grave of George Clare

 

Clare, George, Lance Corporal, 11948, Irish Guards Regiment

Born Burton on Trent, Staffordshire

Died 8th March 1919 aged 36

Buried in Stanley Common (All Saints) Churchyard, Belper Road, Stanley Common

 

1911 Census

A coal miner loader below ground

Husband of Emily, and father of Alfred George, William Thomas and Albert Henry Clare, of Stanley Common, Derbyshire

 

Pension Records

Husband of Emily Clare, of Stanley Common, West Hallam, Derby

 

11/365 In the night garden.

St Andrew's House, Mapperley Road, Nottingham, designed by the architect Watson Fothergill. Even the garage received his decorative treatment.

Page, Archie, Private, 43200, 7th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment

Formerly Private, 23657, 9th Battalion, Notts and Derby Regiment

Born Elkesley, Nottinghamshire

Enlisted Derby

Residence Mansfield

Killed in action 15th May 1917 aged 23

Commemorated on the Arras Memorial, France

 

1911 Census

A colliery ganger

Son of William Thomas, an estate forester and woodsman, and Amelia Ann Page, of Woodside, Morley, Derbyshire

 

Pension Records

Son of Amelia Ann Page, of Mill House, Horsley Woodhouse, Derbyshire

Later of Bleak Hills, Mansfield

 

Also commemorated on the Mapperley Collieries War 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!!

Enviro 300 wiring loom on 3309 shoplink Enviro

 

front panel was removed as I toured the depot and this Enviro was undergoing repairs in the fitting area so I grabbed the chance to snap a picture

 

premiere Travel ran red group of services

 

red 1 Bingham

red2 cotgrave

red3 Keyworth

red4 sandiacre and long Eaton short lived

red5 Long Eaton

red 5X non stop long Eaton express

red 7 (7.1 7.2 7.3) Mapperley and Arnold area including netherfield

red 8 Hucknall

red 9 Loughborough

red express airport link

 

plus a cavalcade of Notts bus routes when they acquired veolia Dunn line and all the Notts bus contacts like the shop link and eventlink services

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!!

This is actually two semi-detached houses, but looks like a large detached house from a quick glance (probably the architect's intention).

Teckonta's Destruction. Teckonta Secta Graffiti

 

Collapsed Roof, Chaos.

 

Mapperley, Nottingham. October 2013

Scania N280UD ADL Enviro400 City CBG at Lower Parliament Street on service 25B to Mapperley.

Photograph from the Derbyshire Courier, 30th September 1916

 

Clay, Ernest, Lance Corporal, 29639, 17th Battalion, Notts and Derby Regiment

Born Alfreton, Derbyshire

Enlisted Nottingham

Resided Mapperley, Nottinghamshire

Killed in action 3rd September 1916 aged 23

Buried in Knightsbridge Cemetery, Mesnil Martinsart, F, 16

 

1911 Census

A colliery gang lad below ground

Son of Frederick, a shoeing smith, and Sarah Ann Clay, of 6, Independent Hill, Alfreton, Derbyshire

 

Pension Records

Husband of Mrs Elizabeth Clay (born 24th October 1891), of 30 Belvoir St., Mapperley, Nottinghamshire

Later of 48 Gower Place, London W.C.1 (St Pancras)

 

Image © Johnston Press plc. Image created courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD.

1915 - PORCHESTER ROAD - WOODBOROUGH ROAD - NEAR MAPPERLEY TERMINUS

Harrison, George Henry, Private, 23212, A Company, 2nd Battalion, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment

Born Mapperley, Derbyshire 1894

Enlisted Derby

Disembarked for service 22nd June 1915

Killed in action 25th September 1916 aged 21

Son of Thomas Harrison, of Yew Tree Farm, Stanley, Derby, and the late Sarah Harrison

Commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, France

 

1911 Census

A colliery surface banksman

Son of Thomas, a colliery pick sharpener's labourer, and Sarah Harrison, of Mapperley Brook, Derbyshire

 

Pension Records

Son of Sarah Harrison (died 5th July 1922), of Mapperley Brook, Near Derby

 

Remaining railway tracks at GNR Embankment Ilkeston

Autumn scene near Mapperley

Road signs have become one of my favourite features for my 'modern history' colour popped photography.

This shot was taken in the grounds of 'The Duncan Macmillan' Hospital on Porchester Road, Mapperley, Nottingham.

 

Taken 11/08/12

 

Equipment: Fujifilm Finepix T, Fujinon 5.50mm lense

Mapperley Reservoir, Shipley Park, Debyshire

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