We were contacted by Bernadette Pike as she had posted some old postcards she had of St Hugh’s College on the Pictures and Memories of Nottingham Facebook page and also…
Category: Places
Significant buildings in Tollerton
Julian Fisher contacted us with details on when his mother, Brenda Dixon who came from Hucknall, was a teenager. She loved aeroplanes and wanted to become involved with ‘Blue Line…
Many thanks to Liam Kershaw for giving us this information on the detonation that many heard on 4th October 2024 when the bomb squad paid a visit to Tollerton Hall…
The 507th were the American platoon that commandeered Tollerton Hall during the Second World War. In 1987 they presented a memorial print and a plaque to the Hall which remained…
The Methodist Church is 60 years old this year (2024) Jean Read, a resident of Tollerton has written an article for the November 2024 Newsletter: On the 14th November 1964…
Our thanks go to Peggy Heason who had kept photos and newspaper cuttings of these events over the years. Kinza Evans , her granddaughter, passed these along to us which…
Many thanks to Maureen for writing this article. We ‘found’ Maureen when one of the ‘old boys’ was visiting the Hall in 2016 and recalled a ‘Mrs Lillie’ that taught…
The Air Hostess have been busy thinking of Christmas for many years to come. A concrete base was dug by hand by Mark Law and George Walker in November 2023,…
Nottingham City Museum & Galleries gave a license to enable the painting of Tollerton Hall from 1787 by Thomas Hearne to be replicated in colour for the Kershaw family and…