Lace Market

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Lace Market is a historic district in Nottingham, England, known for its preserved Victorian lace warehouses and role as the former center of the British lace industry.

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Lace Market canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conservation area
historic district
architecturalStyle Victorian architecture
industrial Victorian warehouses
country United Kingdom
currentUse apartments
bars and restaurants
creative industries
offices
governingBody Nottingham City Council
hasBuildingType factory
office building
residential apartment
warehouse
hasHeritageValue architectural heritage
industrial heritage
hasHistoricalRole center of the British lace industry
industrial hub in the 19th century
hasLandUse commercial
leisure
mixed-use
residential
hasNotableBuilding Adams Building
Lace Market House
former lace warehouses on Stoney Street
hasNotableStreet Broadway
High Pavement
Stoney Street
hasPublicTransport Lace Market tram stop
heritageDesignation conservation area
knownFor British lace industry
Victorian lace warehouses
industrial architecture
textile manufacturing
locatedIn England
Nottingham
Nottingham city centre
linked to: Nottingham
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Nottinghamshire
locatedInRegion East Midlands
near Hockley, Nottingham
linked to: Hockley

Nottingham Contemporary art gallery
Nottingham city centre retail core
St Mary’s Church, Nottingham
partOf Nottingham city centre
linked to: Nottingham
periodOfSignificance 19th century
Victorian era
touristAttraction true
transportSystem Nottingham Express Transit

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