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Nottingham Buildings The Adams Building Stoney
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This magnificent, recently restored building was designed by Nottingham architect Thomas Chambers Hine. It was named after its owner, Thomas Adams, a Quaker and Victorian industrialist and was opened in 1855. Construction in several phases extended over a 20-year period between 1854 and 1874. It was designed as a lace showroom and warehouse where lace was finished off prior to sale. The building was acquired by the Lace Market Heritage Trust in 1996 and was at one time considered for the HQ of English Heritage. This proposal failed but restoration went ahead by The New College Nottingham and the building was re-opened in 1999. |
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