Art Resource - AR929908

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King George V and Queen Mary at the opening ceremony of the University of Nottingham, 1928. Artist: Henson & Co

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King George V and Queen Mary at the opening ceremony of the University of Nottingham, 1928. Artist: Henson & Co

King George V and Queen Mary at the opening ceremony of the University of Nottingham 1928. From its foundation in 1881, the University College came under the authority of the Nottingham Corporation and the College's management committee was controlled by the Town Council. In 1906-1908 DH Lawrence was a student at the University College. It was originally located on Shakespeare Street before the University relocated to its present Highfields site between Lenton, Dunkirk and Beeston in 1928. The land was a 35 acre site donated by Sir Jesse Boot, 1st Baron Trent. The photograph here shows part of the opening ceremony, with crowds watching the procession of King George V and Queen Mary past the Trent Building. Later, parts of the old University College buildings in the city centre were then used as Nottingham Central Library, before becoming what is today Nottingham Trent University.

Unique Identifier AR929908

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4825px × 3661px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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