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Sutton Today
Like most towns in the country, Sutton-in-Ashfield continues to change and improve itself. Here are a number of views of Sutton-in-Ashfield as it is today.
Devonshire Square
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Where Devonshire Square was once the 'Top Green' or 'Upper Green' it is now home to the Bus Station and a major traffic island. Where the Bus Station runs was once the road known as Goodley's Hollow. The large grey building in the right-hand picture is the library. The white houses in the centre of the left-hand picture stand at the entrance to Priestsic Lane.
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View towards Devonshire Square and the Bus Station from Forest Street.
Portland Square
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Portland Square was once the 'Lower Green', and Forest Street ran alongside it. The lower right hand view shows the remains of Forest Street going towards Devonshire Square.
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Low Street
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Here are two views of Low Street, the main outdoor shopping street of Sutton. The left-hand picture is taken from the entrance to Portland Square, while the right-hand picture is taken from further up the street, looking towards the Market place. You can see the same tree in both pictures.
Page created by Heather Faulkes January 2001 - updated 15 February 2001
Photographs taken by Heather Faulkes 2000.
