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No full textA collection of images relating to Frog Island in 2012.Frog Island 2012
Photos from the Manufacturing Pasts Collection of
My Leicestershire History
http://myleicestershire.org.uk
http://www.le.ac.uk/manufacturingpasts Frog Island is located in the northwest of inner-city Leicester, and is so named because it lies between the River Soar and the Grand Union Canal.
Frog Island was home to many prominent factories. After the decline of the manufacturing sector in the second half of the 20th century, Frog Island has been in the process of re-inventing itself. Ordnance Survey 1995 Building at junction of Great Central Street and Highcross Street 25 August 2012 Stratstone Triumph 45 Northgate Street, 25 August 2012 Looking toward Frog Island from Highcross and Cumberland Streets 25 August 2012 Looking northwest along Frog Island from Grand Union Canal 25 August 2012 Pat Keeling Modeling Agency John Bird Chartered Accountant 38 Northgate Street, 25 August 2012 Stayfree Music 2-4 Frog Island, 25 August, 2012 Northbridge Tavern (now private residence) 1 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Looking northeast along Grand Union Canal from Frog Island, North Bridge Lock 25 August, 2012 Foresters Arms 17 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Looking southwest along Grand Union Canal from Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Slater Primary School Slater Street, 25 August 2012 Frisby Jarvis Bldg, Farben Works 33 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 ‘changing lives, creating opportunities’ Slater Street, 25 August 2012 Crossfit Leicester Gym, The Old Arches/Slater Street 25 August 2012 Abbey Sports & Leisure Club 70 Slater Street 25 August 2012 Jersey-Lomax Ltd, Frog Island Mills 25 August 2012 Frisby Jarvis Building 33 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Frog Island Mill, approx 32 Frog Island 25 August 2012 Frog Island Mill, approx 32 Frog Island 25 August 2012 Looking south across River Soar from Frog Island, toward Abbey Gate properties, 25 August 2012 Looking northeast over River Soar from Frog Island 25 August, 2012 Frisby Jarvis Building 33 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Frisby Jarvis Building 33 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Frisby Jarvis Building 33 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Slater Primary School Slater Street, 25 August 2012 Kubek Furniture 47-55 Northgate Street 25 August 2012 References
1995 Ordnance Survey Map and
Photos by Terese Bird; all available at
http://myleicestershire.org.uk
All images available under license:
Created as part of the Manufacturing Pasts project
www.le.ac.uk/manufacturingpasts www.le.ac.uk/manufacturingpast
Curve, 2012
No full textColour photograph of the completed Curve which looms large next to the older buildings of the area
The Queen's Building 2012, the G-Spot has left the building which is again available to let
No full textA colour photograph of the Queen's Building, 37-43 Rutland Street. Built in 1897 and likely named for Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee, the Queen's Building was Grade II listed in 2001. By 2002 the buildings were used for a variety of non-industrial uses
The Queen's Building 2012, the G-Spot has left the building which is again available to let
No full textA colour photograph of the Queen's Building, 37-43 Rutland Street. Built in 1897 and likely named for Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee, the Queen's Building was Grade II listed in 2001. By 2002 the buildings were used for a variety of non-industrial uses
Peter Clowes interviewed by Colin Hyde, 19 January 2012
No full textTalks about his family memories in Wigston, Leicestershire. Family were farmers and haulage contractors, coal merchants and distributers. Many anecdotes about local places and people
Edward (Ted) White interviewed by Colin Hyde, October 2012
No full textMainly time in army intelligence during WW2 and then career selling shoes for Olivers and then Marlows. Small pamphlet about salesmanship
Frog Island, 2012 (powerpoint)
No full textA collection of images relating to Frog Island in 2012.Frog Island 2012
Photos from the Manufacturing Pasts Collection of
My Leicestershire History
http://myleicestershire.org.uk
http://www.le.ac.uk/manufacturingpasts Frog Island is located in the northwest of inner-city Leicester, and is so named because it lies between the River Soar and the Grand Union Canal.
Frog Island was home to many prominent factories. After the decline of the manufacturing sector in the second half of the 20th century, Frog Island has been in the process of re-inventing itself. Ordnance Survey 1995 Building at junction of Great Central Street and Highcross Street 25 August 2012 Stratstone Triumph 45 Northgate Street, 25 August 2012 Looking toward Frog Island from Highcross and Cumberland Streets 25 August 2012 Looking northwest along Frog Island from Grand Union Canal 25 August 2012 Pat Keeling Modeling Agency John Bird Chartered Accountant 38 Northgate Street, 25 August 2012 Stayfree Music 2-4 Frog Island, 25 August, 2012 Northbridge Tavern (now private residence) 1 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Looking northeast along Grand Union Canal from Frog Island, North Bridge Lock 25 August, 2012 Foresters Arms 17 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Looking southwest along Grand Union Canal from Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Slater Primary School Slater Street, 25 August 2012 Frisby Jarvis Bldg, Farben Works 33 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 ‘changing lives, creating opportunities’ Slater Street, 25 August 2012 Crossfit Leicester Gym, The Old Arches/Slater Street 25 August 2012 Abbey Sports & Leisure Club 70 Slater Street 25 August 2012 Jersey-Lomax Ltd, Frog Island Mills 25 August 2012 Frisby Jarvis Building 33 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Frog Island Mill, approx 32 Frog Island 25 August 2012 Frog Island Mill, approx 32 Frog Island 25 August 2012 Looking south across River Soar from Frog Island, toward Abbey Gate properties, 25 August 2012 Looking northeast over River Soar from Frog Island 25 August, 2012 Frisby Jarvis Building 33 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Frisby Jarvis Building 33 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Frisby Jarvis Building 33 Frog Island, 25 August 2012 Slater Primary School Slater Street, 25 August 2012 Kubek Furniture 47-55 Northgate Street 25 August 2012 References
1995 Ordnance Survey Map and
Photos by Terese Bird; all available at
http://myleicestershire.org.uk
All images available under license:
Created as part of the Manufacturing Pasts project
www.le.ac.uk/manufacturingpasts www.le.ac.uk/manufacturingpast
Corah Queen's Visit, 1958 - Interview with Barbara Taylor
No full textCorah was a pleasent working environment. Floors polished and girders boxed in for Queens visit in 1958. Bought new dress. Duration: 2 mins 45 sec
