A couple of weeks ago I showed you some views from the top of Packe Street and Carillon Court car parks. Here's another selection, this time from the top of Beehive Lane car park on Southfield Road:
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| Atop the old magistrate's court |
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| Atop the old magistrate's court |
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| The Carillon peeping through |
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| Looking onto Southfields Road and the building works on the site of the former Regent Theatre/Philharmonic Hall |
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| The White House in the distance |
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| A close-up of the building works |
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| Garton the Mart, former Temperance Hall on Cattle Market in the distance |
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| Think this is part of the Odeon cinema on Cattle Market |
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| The new magistrate's court in the background |
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| The new Cineworld cinema on Baxter Gate |
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| Garton the Mart on Cattle Market |
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| The Generator building in the background, and a peek of the Devonshire Square mural by Silent Hobo |
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| The Generator building in the background |
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| Moore and York estate agents, Devonshire Square, centre, and Carillon to the left |
And finally
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| Southfield House, the former home of William Byerley Paget and now Loughborough Register Office |
Which leads nicely on to the Pagets of Nanpantan Hall, but knowing me I'll have forgotten by next week!
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