RADCLIFFE-ON-TRENT -
The village of Radcliffe on Trent lies five miles south-east of Nottingham on the south bank of the River Trent....
UPTON HALL -
Little is known about the original Upton Hall, other than a home had been there since the 1300s. In 1620 Owen Oglethorpe lived in...
MAYFLOWER PILGRIMS
The importance of Nottinghamshire in the history of religious radicalism, leading to the Mayflower voyage...
THE DUKERIES -
The origins of the Dukeries lay within the confines of Sherwood Forest and were maintained as a game preserve for the aristocracy ...
DR ROBERT THOROTON -
Robert Thoroton was born in the morning of 4 October 1623, the eldest of six children born to Robert Thoroton of Car Colston...
The Nottinghamshire Heritage Gateway provides a guide to
the heritage resources of the county, and a history of Nottinghamshire
featuring the latest research.
The information is arranged through a series
of research pathways, organised into the following groups:
places, people, themes and events. The pathways provide a
brief overview of a subject area and a list of key resources for further
research, arranged by type of source material.
The Gateway is being developed by The Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire, and new pathways are
added on a regular basis.