In the mid 1940s, the American troops were stationed at the airport and the grounds adjacent to Hall Farm. As a lad in my early teens, I attended Musters Road…
Tollerton (Notts) Village History Group Posts
Excerpt taken from the Tollerton Village Newsletter of March 2002 although it is not clear if it relates to 2002 or sometime earlier. Situated three and a half miles south-east…
This excerpt was written by Miss Dodd in 1935 and reproduced a lot later in one of the Village Newsletters: The average pilot takes about eight hours of instruction, given…
Taken from the Tollerton Village Newsletter of November 2002 On October 4th, I was driving with Norma Lewis, the retired Director of Nottinghamshire Wild Life Trust. We were on Tollerton…
Many people have written about Tollerton over the years and our aim here is to provide links to their sites so that you can read what they have written. Please…
Castellations being removed from St Hugh’s in 1977 The result of the storm damage in January 1976 on Chestnut Farm Church Centre The old bridge on Cotgrave Lane before it…
Bridge on Tollerton Lane (near the new allotments now demolished) Forge Cottage, formerly the Village Smithy when Miss Don lived there. Note the open section in…