The Nottingham Subway
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Title
The Nottingham Subway
Subject
Transportation
Schools
Description
This is a postcard from around 1900. It shows the Railroad underpass at Dille (today Nottingham) Road. The underpass was referred to as "the subway" since it tunneled under the ground. The postcard gives a clear setting of the Nottingham area around the turn of the twentieth century. The view show the railroad, a grocery and meat market, the Nottingham School, and the dirt road.
Creator
unknown postcard company
Source
Bob Gibbons Personal Collection
Date
circa 1900
Contributor
Josh Ferron
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Cleveland (Ohio), Euclid (Ohio), Cuyahoga County (Ohio), Euclid Creek (Ohio)
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