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Wright's Directory Of Nottingham & Suburbs 1910-1911

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Wright's Directory Of Nottingham & Suburbs 1910-1911
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Wright's Directory Of Nottingham & Suburbs 1910-1911: Your Key to a Lost World

Imagine walking the streets of Nottingham in 1910. The clatter of the trams, the grandeur of the Exchange, the bustling lace markets, and the quiet residential suburbs alive with the stories of generations past. Now, you can unlock that world.

Wright's Directory is more than just a book of names and addresses; it's a comprehensive snapshot of a vibrant city on the cusp of monumental change. This meticulously detailed directory is an indispensable resource for anyone looking to connect with Nottingham's Edwardian history.

What You'll Discover Inside:

Comprehensive Street Directory: Locate your ancestors' homes, discover the shops on their street, and see the composition of entire neighbourhoods, resident by resident.
Commercial & Trade Directory: Explore the bustling heart of Edwardian commerce. Find specific businesses, from lace manufacturers and bicycle makers to public houses and grocers.
Private Residents Directory: An alphabetical list of notable private citizens, their addresses, and their professions—perfect for family history research.
Official Information: Details of local council officials, public institutions, churches, schools, and transport links.
Authentic Advertisements: A fascinating collection of contemporary ads offering a unique glimpse into the products, services, and aspirations of the era.
Who Is This For?

Family Historians & Genealogists: Trace your Nottingham ancestors, pinpoint their homes and workplaces, and build a richer picture of their daily lives.
Local Historians & Researchers: Study the social and commercial structure of the city, track urban development, and understand the local economy of the time.
Homeowners & House Historians: Uncover the history of your property and the people who lived there over a century ago.
Writers & Novelists: Add authentic detail to stories set in Edwardian England.

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