Saturday 8th August 2020  

Quorn Halls, Houses and Streets

Quorn had and still has plenty of historic buildings. Many of these are hunt related and served as permanent residences or hunting boxes for the aristocracy. In this section you will find references to important houses such as Quorn House and Quorn Hall. We also include the more humble cottages, houses and street scenes. There are also articles and photographs of demolished buildings such as the Hall on the Green.

		Quorn House, 1886 Quorn House on Meeting Street was originally known as the Over Hall and was the seat of ...... cont.
		Quorn Hall, 1905 The original Quorn Hall, known as the Nether Hall, was built on the north-east side of ...... cont.
		Thompson and Gamble, builders of the Cradock Drive housing development Who were Thompson and Gamble? Thompson and Gamble were a well-known ...... cont.
		Quorn property for sale - January 1985 The two adverts below appeared in the local newspaper on Saturday 5th January 1985. ...... cont.
		Meeting Street, Quorn – Then and now The earlier of these two photographs is thought to have been taken in about 1911. The ...... cont.
		Renumbering of Properties on Quorn Streets Over the years several of the older streets in Quorn have been renumbered. This can be ...... cont.
		Floods, Meeting Street, 1960 Before flood prevention measures were taken in Quorn, the village used to flood with ...... cont.
		Quorn Home Guard, Loughborough Road, 1942 The older photograph was taken in October 1942. The three men belong to Quorn Home Guard ...... cont.
		Raven Cottage, 31 Meeting Street, Quorn – House deeds/timeline Property deeds are a valuable source of local history information, but since land ...... cont.
		Elms Drive gates Elms Drive was built in the late 1920s/early 1930s, and until about 1957 it had large ...... cont.
		Leicester Road, Quorn, demolished properties It is thought that this photograph was taken in 1972, shortly before these properties ...... cont.
		George Harry Gartshore on Gambles premises, Meeting Street, early 1940s George Harry Gartshore was a grandson of the famous George Gartshore who was a farrier to ...... cont.
		Quorn Cottage or 1 Woodhouse Road, Quorn 1 Woodhouse Road, which is on the corner of Woodhouse Road and Loughborough Road, used to ...... cont.
		Warwick Avenue, Quorn Warwick Avenue came into being in 1934, when Gambles, the builders, were building the ...... cont.
		Cottages next to the White Hart, Quorn These cottages used to stand next to the White Hart pub on High Street, where the ...... cont.
		New houses in Quorn, 1960/61 This advert for brand new Wimpey houses in Quorn appeared in the Leicester Graphic in ...... cont.
		Quorn lads, Quorn Cross 1912 This postcard was sent in 1912 by 14 year old Richard Rudston Langrish, to his mother, ...... cont.
		Gladys and Inis Rumsby, Church Lane, Quorn, 1909 These photographs were taken in about 1909 and the two young girls are twins, Gladys and ...... cont.
		Quorn Wakes on the Green, 1950s For many years the annual Quorn Wakes (fair), was held on Quorn Village Green, which is ...... cont.
		Green Acre, 4 Buddon Lane, Quorn This house was built on Buddon Lane, off Chaveney Road in the early 1930s. It was first ...... cont.
		Santa Maria Lodge and the bridge on Soar Road, 1916 This is a view often seen on old photographs, but this postcard is particularly special ...... cont.
		Aerial view of Wright's factory and surrounding area - approx 1952 This aerial photograph was taken in the early 1950s, as evidenced by the size of the lime ...... cont.
		Tower at the side of the Quorndon Fox In the back garden of the building that is now the Quorndon Fox, on the north-west ...... cont.
		Bus on Leicester Road, Quorn, 1910 This fantastic photograph was taken on the east side of Leicester Road in 1910. The house ...... cont.
		Two buses at Quorn Cross, 1930 A very interesting street scene showing Quorn Cross in about 1930. Whilst the quality of ...... cont.
		Sale catalogue for Four Oaks, 6 Loughborough Road (the vicarage 1945 to 2010) The house that used to be called Four Oaks, ie 6 Loughborough Road, was built in the ...... cont.
		A Cottage Yard at Quorn – then and now The colour washed sketch of a ‘Cottage Yard at Quorn’ was produced by local artist W E ...... cont.
		W E Cooke - A Cottage Yard at Quorn, in colour This picture, 'A Cottage Yard at Quorn', was by Quorn artist W E Cooke, but this version ...... cont.
		High Street, Quorn in the 1950s Two photographs of High Street, Quorn, looking towards Quorn Cross, in the 1950s, showing ...... cont.
		W E Cooke - A Cottage Yard at Quorn This picture, 'A Cottage Yard at Quorn', was by Quorn artist W E Cooke and appeared in ...... cont.
		W E Cooke - A cottage at Quorn This picture was by Quorn artist W E Cooke and appeared on the title page of his first ...... cont.
		Wood Lane – Lost cottages Some cottages that once stood on Wood Lane have been either demolished or totally ...... cont.
		Barrow Road, Quorn – then and now An unusual view from around 1905, looking down Barrow Road from the Loughborough Road ...... cont.
		The Wardle family, Farnham Street, Quorn Following on from cont.
		65 Loughborough Road, Quorn Occupants of 65 Loughborough Road For many years 65 Loughborough Road marked the ...... cont.
		Floods around the White Horse pub, Quorn, 1986 The first photograph was taken during the floods of 1986, looking up Meeting Street, ...... cont.
		Floods on Station Road, probably 1947 The gabled building behind the lorry is the White Horse pub, on the corner of Station ...... cont.
		Floods at Quorn Cross in the 1950s or 1960s. Flooding at Quorn Cross was a regular occurrence until flood prevention measures were ...... cont.
		Quorn Cross in the floods It is not certain in which year this photograph was taken, but it looks like the 1950s or ...... cont.
		Quorn Cross, late 1930s Quorn Cross looking towards the Loughborough direction, showing the Royal Oak on the left ...... cont.
		The Royal Oak, Quorn Cross The Royal Oak pub is a familiar landmark on Quorn Cross. This photograph is difficult to ...... cont.
		A History of 27 Meeting Street, Quorn 27 Meeting Street is one of the oldest properties in Quorn, and a shorter version of this ...... cont.
		A brief history of Soar House, Soar Road, Quorn Soar House is situated on Soar Road in Quorn. Many of the large houses in the village ...... cont.
		The Mill House Inn, Leicester Road, Quorn, early 1900s To the left of the archway is the Mill House Inn, which at this time was run by Silas ...... cont.
		Quorn Cross, the Royal Oak and the White Horse, early 1940s This photograph from the late 1930s or early 1940s, is taken from Quorn Cross, looking up ...... cont.
		The White Horse, Quorn Cross, early 1940s This photograph from the late 1930s or early 1940s, shows Quorn Cross with the White ...... cont.
		Elms Drive, Quorn – then and now This rare postcard is a is a view down Elms Drive from Cradock Drive, looking towards ...... cont.
		Loughborough Road, Quorn, early 1900s Loughborough Road leads north out of Quorn, towards Loughborough. This view from the very ...... cont.
		Wood Lane, Quorn, early 1900s Photographs of Wood Lane are extremely rare and this postcard, which dates from around ...... cont.
		Meeting Street, Quorn As the years go by and as Quorn Village On-line Museum continues to grow, it becomes ...... cont.

Total: 295 artefacts returned over 6 pages

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