George Street, Nottingham

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George Street, Nottingham is a central street in Nottingham, England, known for its historic architecture and former religious and civic buildings.

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George Street, Nottingham canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf street
thoroughfare
country England
governedBy Nottingham City Council
hasBuildingType civic building
commercial building
former chapel
former church
public house
hasCharacteristic historic architecture
hasConnectingStreet Carlton Street, Nottingham
Hockley, Nottingham
linked to: Hockley

Lower Parliament Street, Nottingham
Victoria Street, Nottingham
hasConservationInterest partly within historic core of Nottingham
hasHeritageInterest yes
hasHistoricUse civic buildings
religious buildings
hasLandUse mixed commercial and leisure
hasNearbyTramStop Lace Market tram stop
hasNotableFeature converted religious buildings
historic street frontage
hasOrientation roughly east–west
hasPedestrianAccess sidewalks on both sides
hasPostalCodeArea NG1
hasPublicTransportAccess Nottingham city centre bus services
hasRoadSurface paved road
hasUrbanContext inner-city
isPedestrianFriendly yes
locatedIn Nottingham
Nottingham city centre
linked to: Nottingham
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Nottinghamshire
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
near Hockley district, Nottingham
linked to: Hockley

Lace Market, Nottingham
Old Market Square, Nottingham
partOf Nottingham city street network

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St Paul’s Church, George Street, Nottingham locatedIn George Street, Nottingham