Kit Kant

Please drive carefully, you are now entering West Bridgeford #Nottingham.

Number 65 bus to Carlton passing through Hockley from Goosegate #Nottingham in 1983. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

Grainy photo taken about 100 years ago of the Old Exchange Building in #Nottingham just before it was demolished and replaced by the Council House which opened in 1929. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

@jennineak The more we ignore climb mate change issues the more problems we create. So sad.

this is kind of surreal to me, who the fuck would do this to anyone

Barton Bus enthusiasts in old market square #Nottingham date unknown. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

Great photo of #Nottingham's right lion taken way back in 2022 by Steve Gray. Also shows the difference between a 35mm lens and 50+mm lens taken from the same position. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

Photo of the much loved radical Mushroom Bookshop on Heathcoat Street #Nottingham. Opened in mid 1970s it finally closed in 2000 due to financial problems. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

Photo taken early 1970s looking past the bus towards the Theatre Royal #Nottingham from Beastmarket Hill. The legendary Yates's Wine Lodge can be seen behind the well used public and police phone boxes on the left. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

Photo of the Three Tuns pub at top of Fletcher Gate #Nottingham taken in 197I. It was demolished a year later. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

A photo of the County Hotel next to the Theatre Royal #Nottingham taken before it was demolished to make way for the new concert hall in 1975. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

A photo looking down from Queen Street/King Street #Nottingham towards the Council House and market square taken in the 1950s. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

@NigelBig 👍

@kitkant These two photos are taken at different times of the yeear? Last month the Council did say that they're looking to switch the water fountains back on within the year.

Photo of old market square #Nottingham before it was 'modernised'. Construction of the new square began in 2005 at a cost of £17 million. It reopened 2 years later. The new fountains are unlikely to ever start again though because of 'high maintenance costs'.😳#ThenAndNow @No1tingham

Dignitaries attend the opening of the rebuilt Sneinton Market #Nottingham in the 1930s. They imaginatively named the new built access roads; Avenue A, Avenue B etc. Not sure if they ever planted any trees to line them though🤔 #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

Very old photo taken in 1900 looking up Cheapside (formally Rotten Row) towards the corner of Bridlesmith Gate and Victoria Street #Nottingham on the right. Luckily all the buildings on the right still survive today. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

A photo taken in 1977 of the Gem Johnson gramophone & record shop on the corner of Middle Pavement and Bridlesmith Gate #Nottingham. This was also one of the few places in the city where you could buy sheet music in dem days. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

Here's Long Row #Nottingham in the 1950s. Debenhams took over Griffin & Spalding in the 1940s but didn't change the brand name to Debenhams until 1970s. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

Photo of a pristine Victoria Railway Station and hotel taken 125 years ago - just after they both first opened for business. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

Here's a photo of Theatre Square on Upper Parliament Street #Nottingham taken in the 1950s with a photo taken from the same spot last summer. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

A photo taken during snow fall in 1969 looking past the left lion on the right. In the background people wait at bus stops in #Nottingham's old market square. A bygone age. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham

Old photo of the top of Market Street #Nottingham. Old favourites; Selectadisc record shop and The Robin Hood Tavern on the left. #ThenAndNow @No1tingham