EPW005814 ENGLAND (1921). Green Lane and environs, Derby, 1921

Hippodrome Theatre

Guildhall Clock Tower

Leopold Street

Green Lane as it joins Babbington Lane

Wilmot Street

St. Werburgh's church. now redundant and in care of The Churches Conservation Trust - www.visitchurches.org.uk

Little City

Victoria St Congregtional Church

Derby Cathedral

Tramlines.

Great Northern Railway.

St Mary's goods yard - Midland Railway.

Art College?

The Shot Tower in the Morledge The Shot Tower, built for the manufacture of lead shot (hot metal would be dropped from the top inside the tower, which would mould into round shapes for gun shot from the action of air drag and gravity), was completed on October 25th 1809 and it was demolished in 1932. The tower was 149.5 ft high, 10 ft wide at the top and 27 ft 11 ins wide at the bottom. The walls were 14 inches thick at the top and 3 ft 2 inches thick at the base. 196 steps covered a distance of 210 feet. The tower consisted of approximately 250,000 brick.

Derby Corporation Power Station in Full Street

Derby Market Hall

St Peter's Church

St Alkmunds Church - Now demolished

Burton Road?

Normanton Road?

Is this Babbington Lane?