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Friar Street - Lenton
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undated this photograph, showing 6 Friar Street, was probably
taken in the late 1940s. Groceries, fruit and veg were displayed
in one window while the other one was given over to a display of
fresh fish. The photograph was used to accompany the article
on Ken Gulliver: A Bevin Boy in Lenton which appeared in Lenton
Times No.16. |
| Most of the original Friar Street properties were destined to disappear in a City Council clearance scheme dating from the early 1960s. This involved the demolition of all the properties lying between Friar Street and Gregory Street. The site was then used for the housing complex shown in this 2004 photograph. |
| Some of the properties on the west side of Friar Street survived into the 1980s. Following the closure of Crepe Sizes, however, their premises were demolished and replaced with the town houses shown here. |
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Lenton Listener Archive
Articles
from 'The Lenton Listener' Magazine
The Orphanage - Issue 23 (Mar - Apr 1983)
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