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Abel Collins Almshouses, Nottingham
Park Street and Houndsgate, for 24 aged men and women, were founded
in 1709 by Mr. Abel Collins, who bequeathed an estate for that purpose. In 1830
a block of buildings, in extension of the charity was built at the junction of
Carrington Street with Grey Friar Gate, for an additional 20 inmates. The income
is now £850. Each inmate receives 4s 6d weekly and three tons of coal yearly.
[dated 1899]
The Almshouses are now maintained by the United Charities of Abel Collins, who
own more than 50 homes at Derby Road, Beeston, Nottingham.
For further details and History visit the
United Charities of Abel
Collin
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Monday August 06, 2007
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