Notts Collection (page 7)

Miniature of a Great War Officer of the South Notts Hussars
Miniature of a Great War Officer of the South Notts. Hussars in an oval frame within a leather case. English School

Coal strike: movements towards an offical settlement 1926
Fillings in many of collieries was that the Genaral strike was coming to the end; a flow of men returning back to work steadily increased

FA Cup winners - Notts Forest, 1898
FA Cup winners in 1898, Notts Forest Association Cup Winners Players Cigarettes card set, c. 1930. Date: 1898

FA Cup winners - Notts County, 1894
FA Cup winners in 1894, Nott County. Association Cup Winners Players Cigarettes card set, c. 1930. Date: 1894

Firefighters in aA 4x110 yards relay race
Firefighters in Amateur Athletic Association 4x110 yards senior relay championship final. The winner was D A Hitchman of Birchfield Harriers (C6), second was R Holtum of Belgrave Harriers (B1)

WWI mourning fob with two photographs
First World War mourning fob with two photographs. The first is of 50170 Private William Miller, Sherwood Foresters (Notts. & Derby Regiment). Died 9th April 1917, aged 31

Private R Biggins attacking a crater at Hooge
Private R. Biggins (2nd Btn. Notts. & Derby Regiment) leading an attack on a crater at Hooge on the 9th August 1915. The conspicuous bravery of Biggins was awarded with the DCM

Brass souvenir in the form of a heart, WW1
Brass souvenir in the form of a heart, engraved and dated France, 1915/1916/1917/1918 with the cap badge of the Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment)

Destructive Fire at Fiskerton Mill, Near Southwell, Notts. Uk

BREWSTERs HOUSE AT SCROOBY, NOTTS. 1870s engraving

Firefighters in aA 4x110 yards relay race
Firefighters in Amateur Athletic Association 4x110 yards senior relay championship final. The winner was D A Hitchman of Birchfield Harriers (C6), second was R Holtum of Belgrave Harriers (B1)

Southwell Cathedral and abbey ruins, Notts, England. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Newstead Abbey, Notts, England. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Ancient Oak Trees
Relics of Sherwood Forest - there are acres of these strange, twisted and mis- shapen old oak trees still growing in Thoresby Park, Dukeries, Notts. England. Date: 1950s

Newark Castle, Notts. dating from the 12th century, in which King John is reputed to have died in 1216. Withstood 3 sieges in the Royalist cause in the English Civil War. Date: 12th century

Trent Bridge, Nottingham
A one fisherman in silhouette before the distinctive shape of Trent Bridge, crossing the River Trent at Nottingham. Date: 1912

J Iremonger - Cricketer
James Iremonger - cricketer for Nottinghamshire, who also played Association Football for Notts County as a full- back gaining an England cap against Scotland in 1901

Middlesex Vs. Notts 1892
Cricket match at Lords between Middlesex and Nottinghamshire. Batsman Shrewsbury is seen being caught at mid wicket by Phillips

Edwinstowe, Notts
Edwinstowe, Nottinghamshire

Notts. Scenery
The Major Oak, Thoresby Park

Rufford Abbey, Notts
Rufford Abbey, Nottinghamshire Date: circa 1910

Bestwood Lodge / Notts
Bestwood Lodge, Nottinghamshire

Sport / Football
Supporters leaving the ground after a game at the home of Notts County

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"Notts: A Tapestry of History, Sport, and Natural Beauty" Discover the rich tapestry County through its captivating landmarks and events. Meadow Lane Art at Notts County offers a glimpse into the fusion of art and football, showcasing the passion that runs deep in this historic club. Bestwood Colliery near Bestwood Village stands as a testament to Nottinghamshire's coal mining heritage, reminding us of the hardworking spirit that shaped this region. The Mills/Notts County Football connection takes us back to a time when football was still in its infancy, with Blackburn Rovers vs. Notts County FA Cup Final in 1891 marking an important milestone in sporting history. Meanwhile, Ollerton invites you to explore its charming corners nestled within Notts' picturesque landscapes. Tragedy struck Fiskerton Mill during a destructive fire but serves as a reminder of resilience amidst adversity. The rivalry between Notts Forest and Derby ignites passionate debates among football enthusiasts who eagerly await their clashes on the pitch. H. B Daft emerges from these pages as both an accomplished English footballer and cricketer; his legacy lives on through his contributions to both sports. Standing tall within Sherwood Forest is the Major Oak where a woman finds solace while surrounded by nature's majesty. Experience elegance personified at DUCH Newcastle Borzoi kennels where regal dogs grace their surroundings with poise and grace. Lastly, Rufford Abbey beckons visitors with its timeless beauty—a sanctuary for those seeking tranquility amidst Nottinghamshire's bustling energy. Notts weaves together tales of triumphs and tribulations—where art meets sport, industry intertwines with nature, and history merges seamlessly into modernity. Embark on a journey through time in this enchanting county that never fails to captivate hearts and minds alike.