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Welcome to Arnold Local History Group

The Bonington Theatre and Tram 1935

Welcome!




Bonington House
home of Richard  Bonington and our meeting place

Arnold Local History Group 

We aim to encourage and support an interest in the history of the Arnold Area and help conserve and archive material of local interest .

Meetings are held monthly on the
third Tuesday of the month at 7.00 pm
in Arnold Labour Club (Bonington House)
September - June.

Member of the British Association for Local History

Affiliated to
Nottinghamshire Local History Association


  full details of the program see separate page

Please sign our Guest Book

for more details email 
arnoldhistorygroup@googlemail.com
or write

19 Shelley Road , Arnold  NG5 6HN . uk


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Alan Capon | Reply 07.02.2012 20.20

My Grandparents lived opposite the Bonington.

victor | Reply 26.01.2012 14.43

Lovely website! I was brought up in Arnold in the 60's and would love to find out more about Goodwood House on Cross Street. Have only ever found one photo

bob massey | Reply 30.12.2011 20.56

if you email me at arnoldhistorygroup@googlemail.com i will s try and help him regards bob massey alhg

Dr Sandeep Dhir | Reply 30.12.2011 20.53

Dear Sir
My son who is 14 has to do a school project on 'Arnold and World War Two' . I was wondering if you are able to help him with some information. Thanks.

mo from st anns alllotments | Reply 06.12.2011 13.35

what an exciting web site - it's great to see a local history group making so much information available via the web

Peter Hunt | Reply 28.11.2011 20.06

just to say a big thankyou to all who have made the group such a success.
merry christmas. peter hunt, chairman.

Ann Hickling nee Robinson | Reply 17.07.2011 19.38

A very interesting website. I lived and worked in Arnold in the 1940's and 50's. Its nice to know that many of the old Arnold places are recorded in pictures

C. N. Minkley | Reply 26.07.2010 11.44

I hope this site will expand and I would like to join in from time to time. I can trace our family back nearly a centuary and I came to Arnold after the war.

david unwin | Reply 08.07.2010 18.16

hello on the 1881ncensus my grandfather alfred unwins address is daybrook dirt yard arnold.does anyone know how i can find inything about this address .

Jacky | Reply 06.01.2010 13.08

Thank you for this link - Arnold Library

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06.05 | 09:46

Would like to know if the name jewsons was derived from mr Jew who lived in Arnold notts.

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19.04 | 15:50

Perhaps I am not going back far enough sorry

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19.04 | 15:47

I think you mean Front Street Baptist Church

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19.04 | 15:41

These look like the bay windowed houses that where next to Tom Turners Furniture Store, almost across the road from Blankley's Chemist.

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