Nottingham City: Specific areas of the City

from rural village to City suburb

Originally a small village to the south of Nottingham, now probably best known for the large housing estate that was built in the 1950s - at that time the largest council estate in Europe

Location of the Hyson Green flats & the Forest Recreation Ground - current site of the Nottingham Goose Fair

History of the area around the Old Market Square

A small place with big connections - Alan Sillitoe, John Players Tobacco and Raleigh Bicycles

Once the southern tip of Sherwood Forest now thriving suburbs of Nottingham

Famous for Green's Windmill and as the birthplace of William Booth, Sneinton has a rich and fascinating history

Not far from Nottingham City Centre, this is a large urban area has an interesting history and some innovative allotment projects

History of the Meadows area of Nottingham

An historic ferry crossing point for the River Trent

Formed around an ancient village and adjacent to Wollaton Hall and deer park. Former site of Wollaton colliery.