Nottinghamshire Collection (page 5)

Clumber Park, c1880. Creator: Unknown
Clumber Park, c1880. View of Clumber Park near Worksop in Nottinghamshire, once part of Nottinghamshires famed Dukeries. It was originally a monatery, and later home to the Dukes of Newcastle

Scarlet lily beetle (Lilioceris lilii) Nottinghamshire, England, UK, May. Introduced species

Southwell Minster (12th century), Southwell, Nottinghamshire, England, UK

Newark, UK. The Church of St Mary Magdalene rises above Newarks eclectic roofscape

Newark, UK. The Church of St Mary Magdalenes east window

Newark, UK. Newark castles norman gatehouse

Newark, UK. Parnams island on the trent in snow

Newark, UK. The victorian gothic lychgate at Newark cemetery

Newark, UK. The Church of St Mary Magdalenes war memorial

Newark, UK. A Georgian town house sits on the edge of the churchyard

Newark, UK. Newark high street in winter

Newark, UK. The central path and victorian gothic lychgate at Newark cemetery

Newark, UK. The Barge pub sits on the river trent in winter

Nottinghamshire, UK. Box of British fruit at a late summer family picnic. (MR)

Newark, UK. The Medieval Church of St Mary Magdalene built in the 12th century

Newark, England. The tower of newarks medieval parish church

England. Newarks ancient castle, the location of King Johns death

England, Newark. A coffee shop now occupies the house where King Charles the 1st once stayed

Southwell, England. Sweets are sold in this traditional shop

Southwell, England. Southwell MinsterThe impeccable stonework of the Norman minster

England. Southwell workhouse is now open as a museum

Newark, England. The market draws in visitors from all over the region

Newark, England. Fresh flowers are sold on the market

Southwell, England. The west front of the Norman minster

Southwell, England. The Norman minster

Southwell, England. Traditional grazing farmland

Southwell, England. Burgage Manor, home to Lord Byron

The Salutation Inn Nottingham possibly 1920s

Nottingham - London Road Railway Station and the Nottingham Canal in 1903

Welbeck Abbey The Tan Gallop Victorian period

Welbeck Abbey Riding School Victorian period

Welbeck Abbey The Palm House Victorian period

Welbeck Abbey Victorian period

Worksop Market Cross and Gatehouse Victorian period

The Russian Cabin Welbeck Abbey Sherwood Forest Victorian period

The Russian Cabin in Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire - Victorian period

Worksop Abbey Gatehouse Victorian period

Nottingham horse buses Victorian period

Nottingham Bamford Horse Bus in 1908

Nottingham Trinity Square Campion Taxi Service in 1927

Nottingham - De Dion in 1900

Nottingham Victoria Railway Station in the 1920s

Nottingham Market Square in 1927

Nottingham Market Square laying tram tracks in 1929

Nottingham - unveiling Queen Victoria's statue in 1904

Nottingham Theatre Square in the 1920s

Nottingham Beastmarket Hill in 1909

Nottingham Barton's Bus to Derby in 1928

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Discover the enchanting wonders of Nottinghamshire, where history and natural beauty intertwine seamlessly. Venture into Sherwood Forest, home to the legendary Major Oak that has stood tall for centuries, a living testament to the tales of Robin Hood. Immerse yourself in the ancient charm of Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, England's oldest inn nestled in the heart of Nottingham. Step back in time at Newstead Abbey, once inhabited by poet Lord Byron and adorned with breathtaking gardens that will transport you to another era. Unleash your inner cricket enthusiast as you delve into the rich sporting heritage of Nottinghamshire. Marvel at WA Rouch's artistic depiction capturing The England Test cricket XI at Nottingham in 1899, a timeless tribute to this beloved sport. Indulge your taste buds with a Melton Mowbray pork pie served on a meticulously crafted ceramic plate – an exquisite culinary delight synonymous with this region. Embark on a journey through history as you explore Bulwell Wood Hall and its fascinating past that echoes through its walls. Lose yourself amidst the tranquil Monks Wood within Newstead Abbey or admire its majestic facade from afar – Arthur Spooner's brushstrokes bring it to life before your eyes. Immerse yourself further in Nottinghamshire's historical tapestry by perusing John Speed's intricate map from 1610, offering glimpses into an age long gone but not forgotten. Seek solace within Southwell Minster, an architectural masterpiece standing proudly against time itself. Marvel at Wollaton Hall's grandeur and be captivated by its stunning architecture set amidst picturesque parkland - truly a sight straight out of fairytales. And no visit would be complete without paying homage to Robin Hood himself; stand beside his iconic statue in Nottingham city center and feel his spirit come alive. Nottinghamshire beckons adventurers seeking both nature's embrace and storied pasts waiting to be unraveled – an idyllic destination that promises to leave an indelible mark on your heart.