Wright's Directory Of Nottingham & Suburbs 1894-1895

Step Back in Time to Victorian Nottingham: Your Portal to the Past

Imagine the clatter of horse-drawn carriages on cobbled streets, the grand architecture of the Lace Market, and the bustling energy of a city at the heart of the Industrial Revolution. Now, you can walk those streets in the shoes of your ancestors.

Wright's Directory of Nottingham & Suburbs 1894-1895 is more than just a book; it's a time capsule. This meticulously detailed directory offers a complete snapshot of life in Nottingham at the end of the 19th century. It's an indispensable key for anyone looking to unlock their family history or explore the city's rich heritage.

Within these pages, you won't just find names—you'll find stories. Discover the butcher on Goose Gate, the lace manufacturer on Pelham Street, the clerk in Sneinton, and the families who lived in the very house you call home today. Packed with names, addresses, professions, and fascinating contemporary advertisements, this directory brings the Victorian era to life with unparalleled authenticity.

What You'll Discover Inside:

Court Directory: An alphabetical list of private residents, heads of household, and their occupations, perfect for tracing specific individuals.
Commercial & Trades Directory: A comprehensive classified list of Nottingham's businesses and tradespeople, from architects to wool staplers, revealing the city's economic landscape.
Street Directory: A house-by-house listing of inhabitants for virtually every street in the city and its suburbs, allowing you to piece together entire neighbourhoods.
Official Information: Details on civic officials, magistrates, clergy, doctors, schools, and public institutions.
Victorian Advertisements: A captivating collection of ads for local products and services, offering a unique glimpse into the consumer culture of the day.
Who Is This For?

Genealogists & Family Historians: Trace your Nottingham ancestors, locate their homes, and learn their professions.
Local Historians: Research the history of your street, building, or local community.
Writers & Researchers: Add authentic detail and context to your historical novels or academic work.
Anyone with a Love for Nottingham: Connect with the city's past in a tangible and meaningful way.