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The Nottingham & County Constitutional Club 26-28 Market Street This building presently stands vacant and carries a date stone of 1897. I don't know when it was vacated by the club, but more recently it was open as the 'Old Orleans' bar. I
am informed by site visitor D.
J. Brenton that in the early 90's, when the
Nottingham Conservative Association moved to King Edward's Court he came
across a diary / scrapbook whilst packing, which
started something along the lines that
in 1897 or about that time,
at a meeting, it was decided that it would be most
desirous that there should be a reading room for the use of Friends of
Church, State and Constitution. For such purpose, a sum of money was made
available for the purchase of premises on If anyone can provide any details about the Constitutional Club, please contact me. This building is just a little too tall for my lens to capture in one go, so please see the next shot. © Ray
Teece
18-11-2008 |
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