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William Herbert Higginbottom JP (1868 - 6 December 1929) was an architect based in Nottingham.

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Career

1868 saw Higginbottom’s birth in Leeds to Arnold Higginbottom and his wife Elizabeth. When he was one year of age, his family moved to Arnold, Nottingham, where his father became the headmaster of the British School. He attended the Nottingham School of Art.

After qualifying as an architect Higginbottom designed many of the important buildings in Arnold.

He was a local councillor on Arnold Urban District Council and chairman from 1911 to 1913. He was a member of Nottinghamshire County Council, for the Bestwood Park Division, where he worked on the old age pension and highways committees.

Buildings

  • Sir John Robinson’s Almshouses, Daybrook 1899
  • Carlton Methodist Church, 1903
  • Sneinton Methodist Church 1904-05
  • The Carnegie Library, Arnold 1906
  • Calverton Methodist Church, 1907
  • Cross Street Baptist Church 1909
  • St Albans Picturedrome
  • Empress Cinema, Arnold
  • Mission Church at Daybrook
  • War Memorial in Arnot Hill Park, Arnold
  • Daybrook Baptist Church, 1912
  • Wesleyan Chapel, Arnold
  • Victoria Cinema, Carlton
  • Ruddington Public Hall
  • Chilwell War Memorial
  • War Memorial Cross, Beeston
  • United Methodist Church, Sneinton
  • Stapleford Schools
  • Park House Carlton
  • Warehouses on Plumptre Street, Nottingham
  • References

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