Art Resource - AR929826

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Goose Fair, Market Place, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, 1927. Artist: Henson & Co

Goose Fair, Market Place, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, 1927. East aspect, looking towards The Council House, under construction, from Beastmarket Hill. This was the last Goose Fair to be held on the Market Place. The Goose Fair was originally held in Nottingham's Market Place for 8 days of October, reduced to five days in 1876. The name possibly comes from the hundreds of geese which were at one time driven from Lincolnshire and Norfolk to be sold in Nottingham. Goose Fair was first mentioned in the Nottingham Borough Records of 1541, though it was probably in existence much earlier than this. It gradually became so large that it spread to other streets in the vicinity and, with the growth of traffic, there were complaints about congestion and disruption in the city. The Fair was eventually moved to Forest Recreation Ground, about a mile north of the Old Market Square.

Unique Identifier AR929826

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4889px × 3591px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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