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Warhammer World

Welcome to Warhammer World, the ultimate pilgrimage site for fans worldwide, showcasing the grand and dark fantasy and sci-fi universes created by Games Workshop. Visitors can delve into meticulously crafted exhibitions, experiencing the un

Brian Clough Statue

This striking bronze statue stands proudly in Nottingham city centre, dedicated to the legendary football manager Brian Clough. Clough is best known for his long tenure at Nottingham Forest, where he led the team to remarkable success, incl

(former) County Gaol

The imposing structure of the former County Gaol looms over St. Ann's, bearing witness to a harsh era of penal history. Now largely repurposed, its high walls and cell blocks tell stories of confinement and justice from centuries ago. It st

100 Years of Women Magistrates

This commemorative site celebrates a century of women serving as magistrates, marking a milestone in gender equality within the legal system. The location honors the pioneering women who broke barriers to bring justice and fairness to the c

Accettura Community memorial

This unique memorial celebrates the enduring spirit and heritage of the Accettura community within St. Ann's. It stands as a symbol of unity, honoring the traditions and resilience of families who have called this area home for generations.

Adam Johnson

This commemorative statue honors a prominent local sports figure whose career left a lasting mark on the community. Positioned in a public setting, it serves as a gathering point for fans and residents, symbolizing pride in local achievemen

Alan Sillitoe (1928 - 2010)

This blue plaque in St. Ann's, Nottingham, honors Alan Sillitoe, the acclaimed British writer known for his gritty, working-class novels like 'Saturday Night and Sunday Morning.' The plaque marks his childhood home, offering a tangible conn

Albert Ball VC

Honoring Albert Ball, Victoria Cross recipient and one of Britain's most celebrated World War I flying aces, this memorial stands as a tribute to his bravery and aerial prowess. Located in St. Ann's, the site reflects the deep respect held

Boots

This historic Boots pharmacy represents a significant era in British retail and pharmaceutical history. Located in St. Ann's, the building likely retains architectural features from its original construction, reflecting the growth of chain

Brewhouse Yard

Brewhouse Yard transforms a former brewing site into a vibrant cultural hub filled with art galleries and creative workshops. The adaptive reuse of the space highlights the area's transition from industrial production to artistic expression

Brewhouse Yard Museum

Nestled in a reconstructed brewery yard, this museum captures the industrial spirit of local brewing traditions. Visitors can step into authentic workshop spaces and learn how beer culture shaped neighborhood life, with exhibits that balanc

Captain Albert Ball VC

This memorial honors Captain Albert Ball, a World War I flying ace decorated with the Victoria Cross for his extraordinary bravery. As a native son of the region, his story is woven into the fabric of St. Ann's local pride and historical id

Castle Meadow

Once the site of a formidable medieval fortress, Castle Meadow now offers a tranquil green space steeped in ancient history. The grassy expanse hints at the strategic importance of this location during the feudal era. Today, it serves as a

Charles I raised his Standard near here before the Civil War 1642

In 1642, just before the outbreak of the English Civil War, King Charles I raised his royal standard near this location, marking the start of his conflict with Parliament. This event is considered a pivotal moment in British history, leadin

Charlie Bartle (1911 - 1996)

Dedicated to Charlie Bartle, a respected figure in St. Ann's who lived a full life from 1911 to 1996, this memorial stands as a testament to his contributions to the neighborhood. The site serves as a gentle reminder of the individuals who

City of Caves

Beneath the bustling streets of St. Ann's lies a fascinating network of sandstone caves carved over centuries, known locally as the City of Caves. These subterranean chambers were once used for storage, shelter, and even illicit brewing, of

Djanogly Arts Gallery

Showcasing contemporary visual arts, Djanogly Arts Gallery presents a dynamic program of exhibitions that challenge perceptions and spark conversation. With a focus on accessibility and innovation, the gallery bridges local talent with broa

Eurydice Prevails (2019)

This striking artistic installation, titled 'Eurydice Prevails', serves as a poignant tribute to resilience and victory amidst adversity, unveiled in St. Ann's in 2019. The sculpture captures a moment of triumph, symbolizing the enduring sp

Fire & Rescue and Civil Defence Service Memorial

A solemn tribute to the brave men and women who risk their lives to protect the community from fire and disaster. This memorial specifically honors the dual roles of firefighting and civil defense, acknowledging the critical support provide

French 75

French 75 offers an elegant escape with its sophisticated ambiance and expertly crafted cocktails in St. Ann's. The interior design pays homage to classic Parisian cafes while maintaining a distinct British flair. It is an ideal spot for ev

George Africanus (c1763-1834)

This memorial honors George Africanus, a notable figure in Nottingham's history who was born into slavery but became a successful businessman and community leader. The site reflects the complex social history of the 18th and 19th centuries,

Governors House

The Governors House in Plymouth was the official residence of the military governor of the garrison. Its architecture is grand and imposing, reflecting the authority and status of its occupant. The building is a key piece of the historic do

Green's Windmill & Science Centre

Green's Windmill & Science Centre is a beautifully restored 19th-century tower mill that once belonged to the famous mathematician George Green. The working mill still grinds flour, offering visitors a tactile connection to industrial herit

Helen Kirkpatrick Watts

This blue plaque in St. Ann's, Nottingham, commemorates Helen Kirkpatrick Watts, a prominent suffragette who fought tirelessly for women's voting rights in the early 20th century. The plaque marks her former residence, offering a glimpse in

Helena Brownsword Dowson

Herbert Kilpin

Ibuprofen

In this house was born on 10th April 1829 William Booth founder and General of The Salvation Army

Jamie Mayhew (1985 - 2004)

Jesse Boot

John and Sarah Curzon

Judges Retiring Room

Long Stairs

Lord Byron (1788 - 1824)

Lord Mayor's Award

Major Jonathan White

Marshal Tallart

Mediæval Town Wall

Midland Railway Gate Piers

National Justice Museum

National Rail Heritage Awards

Nottingham Castle

Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery

Nottingham London Road

Nottingham Magistrates Court and Bridewell

Nottingham Midland Station

Nottingham Museum of Archaeology

Notts County FC

Pitcher & Piano

Rebel Writers

Robert Millhouse

Royal Standard House

Slick City

Stonebridge City Farm

Swine Green

The Circle of Life

The Friendship Tree

The Middle Bailey Defences and King Richard's Tower

The Museum of Curiosities

The Museum of the Mercian Regiment

The Old Pumphouse

The William Booth Birthplace Museum

Theatre Royal

Thomas Millar

Town Wall, Park Row

Weekday Market and Market Cross

Wharf Crane 1

Wharf Crane 2

Widening of Bath Street 1906

William Carey (1761-1834)

Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem

'Xylaphone Man' Frank Robinson (1932 - 2004)

507th Parachute Regiment Memorial

Afghan War Memorial

Ann Burrows

Bendigo Memorial

Benjamin Mayo (c1779 - 1843)

Charles I Standard

Chinese Bell Tower

Feargus O'Connor Esq. M.P. Monument

Growing In Faith

Haywood's Factory

J.M. Barrie (1860 - 1937)

J.M. Barrie Memorial

John Leavers

Lenton Peace Garden

Lord Byron Birthplace

Malt Cross

Nottingham Smiths Bank Branch

Snienton Great War Memorial

Thomas Adams (1807 - 1873)

Thomas Adams Memorial Site

Watson Fothergill House

Weekday Cross

Alexandra Veeder ( - 2000) and Robert Bradley (1980 - 2000)

George Africanus (1763-1834)

Lenton War Memorial

Sir Robert Juckes Clifton

Henry Kirke White (1785 - 1806)

John Player's Shop