Garside children - Then & Now
Shirley, Jean & Roy taken 1948/9
Joy taken 1961
Joy, Shirley, Jean & Roy
Broad Marsh and Narrow Marsh - The Story of a Nottingham Community Slum Clearance and Re-development
Nottingham Corporations' attempts to improve housing and health conditions led to major redevelopment in the 1920s. Following reports by the medical officer of health, and under the Housing Act 1890, the Red Lion Street Unhealthy Area was established. Red Lion Street, formerly known as Narrow Marsh, ran along the northern boundary of the Narrow Marsh area, just below the sandstone cliff of High Pavement. A Housing Committee report on Red Lion Street recommended an improvement scheme to clear the slums and reconstruct the streets and houses. The document (reference: CA/TC/10/121/6/12, right) is an extract from the 1923 report on the Red Lion Street Unhealthy Area. The plan (reference: CA/TC/10/121/6/12, above) shows the areas in red highlighted for demolition. . The demolition of Red Lion Street was done piecemeal, with the southern part of the street undertaken first. This photograph (left) shows the surviving northern part of the street following the beginning of demol...
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