Local history of the market & university town of Loughborough in Leicestershire presented by an accredited Leicestershire Tour Guide. Summary Art Deco house built in the 1920s or 1930s. Description Art Deco house built in the 1920s or 1930s.
MATERIALS: brick covered in roughcast render, unpainted, with red and buff coloured terracotta dressings. PLAN: the house is located in a large suburban plot and has an approximately rectangular plan with a small, single-span conservatory in the south-east corner. EXTERIOR: White Ladies.
List entry 1469564. Grade II Listing: White Ladies. May include summary, reasons for designation and history.
White Ladies,is grade 2 listed & described as an Art Deco house built in the 1920s or 1930s is listed at Grade II for the following principal reasons: Architectural interest: * a very good example of a detached suburban house in the Art Deco style with its flat roof, stepped façade and strong geometric blocks which create a well-proportioned composition with a bold variation in plane; * White. On a circular guided walk around Loughborough town centre you will have the opportunity find out a bit more about Art Deco architecture, through looking at some of the beautiful buildings from the period. EXHIBITION OPENING: Lez Cop-Newman (second left), Kathy Phillips (second right) and Mike Jones (far right) Loughborough Library Local Studies Volunteer Group has opened an informative and colourful exhibition on the subject of the town's Art Deco heritage.
Art Deco had its roots in the Art Nouveau movement from around 1890 to the first World War. Since 2011 this cinema in Loughborough has been The Odeon but it has been many other names since the original building was built in 1914. It is a great example of an art deco frontage somewhat spirit by the lower and very recent shopfront style signage.
It didn't look like this when it was opened in 1914 as The Empire Picture House operating both as a variety and picture house. The Art Deco. Walking the Art Deco Heritage of Loughborough A guided walk by Lynne Dyer.
Join local historian Lynne Dyer on a walk around Loughborough and discover the Art Deco history of the town through its buildings. This circular 90 minute walk will begin from the steps of the Charnwood Museum. LOUGHBOROUGH Library Local Studies Volunteer Group has opened an informative and colourful exhibition on the subject of the town's Art Deco heritage.
Art Deco had its roots in the Art Nouveau movement from around 1890 to the First World War. I is for Industrial Art Deco Buildings During the nineteenth century, the little market town of Loughborough expanded greatly, in part due to the coming of the canal in the last quarter of the previous century, and also due to the coming of the railways around 1840. This all meant that Loughborough developed into an industrial town, and it's population grew enormously.