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Category: Start / NottinghamshireAround NottinghamSort links by: Title ( + | - ) Date ( + | - ) Rating ( + | - ) Popularity ( + | - ) Sites currently sorted by: Title (Z to A) The Thoroton Society of NottinghamshirePromoting history and archaeology in NottinghamshireAdded on: 20-Jan-2003 | hits: 308 Report broken link | Details The Photo ArkPre 1950's photos of Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Yorkshire & Regimental images.Added on: 07-Nov-2003 | hits: 302 Report broken link | Details The Nottinghamshire 1891 Census Project"Freecen" is a voluntary organisation whose volunteers (including myself) transcribe awkward fiches into easily-read and manipulative spreadsheets which will be published freely on the InternetAdded on: 07-Jun-2003 | hits: 412 Report broken link | Details The "JET Report" scandalIn 1997 Nottinghamshire County Council took on the world in an effort to prevent publication on the Internet of a report into the notorious "Broxtowe Case" when gullible social workers and police were drawn into a fantasy world of ritual satanic abuse. This is a fascinating piece of Internet history.Added on: 17-Jul-2004 | hits: 262 Report broken link | Details Picture The PastA photographic archive of the East Midlands. There are many old photos of The Park, some dating back to the 1800's.Added on: 15-May-2003 | hits: 382 Report broken link | Details Papplewick Pumping StationBritains finest victorian water works and a masterpiece of civil engineering, superbly restored by enthusiasts.Added on: 07-Apr-2003 | hits: 333 Report broken link | Details Notts HistoryNottinghamshire History and Archaelogy - a superb local history resource by enthusiast Andrew Nicholson.Added on: 22-Dec-2003 | hits: 339 Report broken link | Details Nottinghamshire Genealogy-LinksA collection of links to help with Genealogy research in the Nottinghamshire area.Added on: 07-Nov-2003 | hits: 473 Report broken link | Details Nottinghamshire Colonists to South Africa 1820 The story of how the Duke of Newcastle, amongst others, paid for impoverished framework knitters to emigrate to South Africa in the year of 1820. The Duke's crest forms part of the logo of TheParkEstate.com |
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