Derby Town Trail
Derby. Thu 28 Dec 2017
Friar Gate
Entrance gate at site of Derby Black Friary, demolished in the 16th
century and replaced by a house called 'The Friary' in 1730
Derby Gas Light and Coke Co, 1889 and The Lord Nelson, 1891.
Derby City Church, Curzon Street - Former Temperance Hall, now church.
1854, 1889 and C20.
St Werburgh's Church - Sir Arthur Bloomfiel 1894. Michael Thomas Bass
stutue - MP for Derby 1847-83 and funder of the Museum and Library
Jacobean House, 1611
Derby Library, 1879, R K Freeman
has a rather foreign-lookng Gothic tower
Mechanics Institution, 1881. The institution was founded in 1825 by
Joseph Strutt and others
Derby Post Office, James Williams 1870 (1874 & 1902 extensions)
The Strand Arcade1878-81
Derby Art Gallery, 1883
Blacksmiths Yard
I think this is the fifteenth century house discovered in Market Place
and moved here
Sadler Gate
The Old Bell Hotel, built 1680, extended 1776 and the facade is mainly
from 1928
Guildhall Theatre, 1842
St Peter's St - 1930, designed by Robert Lutyens, Sir Edwin Lutyens'
son
Inland Revenue and County Court, St Peter's Churchyard, 1895
Former Central Primitive Methodist Chapel, Green Lane/St Peter's Churchyard
1878
Built for Boots the Chemist in 1912, with statues of prominent Derby people
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