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Nottinghamshire, a north-midland county of England, lies wedged in between Lincoln (E.) and Derby (N.), and touches York on the N.; embraces the broad, level, and fruitful valley of the Trent, Sherwood Forest, and Wolds in the S.; excepting the Vale of Belvoir in the E., part of the Wolds and the Valley of the Trent, the land is not specially productive; coal and iron ore are found. The principal towns, Nottingham, Newark, Mansfield, &c., are busily engaged in the manufacture of all kinds of lace, hosiery, and various woollen goods; iron-founding and cotton mills are also numerous.

Population (1907) 446,000

From Nuttall Encylopædia, 1907

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Wollaton Hall From the North-East
The late Philip Bailey in his study at the Rope Walk, Nottingham
425.—Interor of Newark Castle
Newstead Abbey
Overview map of Nottinghamshire, England
Antique Map of Nottinghamshire
On the Edge of Sherwood Forest
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Places Shown

Newark; Nottinghamshire; England

Newstead; Nottinghamshire; England

Nottingham; Nottinghamshire; England

Nottinghamshire; England

Sherwood Forest; Nottinghamshire; England