Thursday 28 August 2018, 7pm, meet and finish outside Sherwood Community Centre
This walk is out of town and explores the history of Sherwood “altogether the most elegant suburb in the Neighbourhood of Nottingham”. Learn about murders, the first female Rabbi, textile workers, philanphropists, artists, and the fascinating architecture of Sherwood. There are plenty of cafes and bars on Mansfield Road if you want a longer visit.
Mo Cooper is a community historian and a founder member of Nottingham Women’s History Group
Private bookings for walks available. See website for details of history talks and other services for groups https://mocooper.weebly.com
Bookings essential – please contact mocooper@yahoo.co.uk Tel 07950 472022 22
Please wear suitable footwear and bring a walking stick / seat if you have one – very few seats along the routes. Walks will run irrespective of the weather.
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