Lenton, Nottingham Lenton is an area of the City of
Nottingham in the county of
Nottinghamshire, England.
Politically, it falls within the
Nottingham South constituency.
The name "Lenton", is derived from the
River Leen, which runs nearby.
Lenton is largely a residential area. FromWikipedia, the free
encyclopedia
Issue 26
of
Lenton Timesis now
available Featuring
Up, Up and Away! The 1847 Balloon Ascent
- Putting Helen Watts in the Picture - Where’s Wally?
The Search for Walter Edwin James - Radford Marsh and
the Pearson Family - Lenton and the Railway - Our Sponsor’s
Story - Nazareth House: A Childhood Lost - Nazareth
House: Post-War Recollections - Sport at Cottesmore
Girls in the 1930s - Lenton’s Ice Rink that never was
Wheels
Of Fortune: The Story of Raleigh
Cycles of Lenton, Nottingham
Exhibition at the Weston Gallery,
D H Lawrence Pavilion, University Park Nottingham Saturday 12 April - Sunday 03 August
2008 Monday - Friday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday,
Sunday, Bank Holidays 12 noon to 4 p.m. Admission Free also Three Lunchtime
Talks relating to the exhibition (prebook
tickets for these at box office) click
here for details
Lenton Galleryshows
photographs of the Lenton, Dunkirk
& Wollaton areas Past and
Present
A review of The
History of the Parish and Priory of Lenton
by John Thomas Godfrey - 1884
The book was reviewed
in the Nottingham Daily Express and published over four
issues during December 1884 to January 1885 To
read the review
click
here
Lenton Local History Society
-General
information about the Society, current
programme of events and contact
details