Keyworth Conservation Area
Click here for information from the Rushcliffe Borough Council website, or here for a map.
Photographs
The following photographs are courtesy of Cllr Keith Barton.
George Martyn's Threshing Barn: erected 1651; originally thatched; a listed building.
The interior: of a type unique in Nottinghamshire; Queen-post collared rafter structure.
No19 Main Street: a late Georgian Town House c.1790; listed.
Attenborough's Yard: 19th century Frameknitter's Cottages; the last surviving of several in Keyworth.
Wysall Lane: 19th century Frameknitter's Workshop: one of two remaining in Keyworth; both listed.
64 Main Street: originally two semi-detached early 18th century cottages with a passage between.
Telephone Box
Nottingham Road: K6 Telephone Box: by Sir George Gilbert Scott, the designer of St. Pancras Hotel, London.; no longer in service, but purchased for a nominal sum by the Parish Council, and used for floral displays during the summer months.
If you have any concerns regarding, the condition of the kiosk, contact Brian Cullen on 0115 9371540 (9am to 5pm, weekdays) or email brian@keyworthparishcouncil.org