Nottingham cave system

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The Nottingham cave system is an extensive network of man‑made sandstone caves beneath the city of Nottingham, historically used for housing, industry, and storage and now a notable archaeological and tourist site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
cave system
man-made caves
composition man-made sandstone caves
country England
United Kingdom
earliestEvidenceOfUse medieval period
possibly Anglo-Saxon period
estimatedNumberOfCaves over 800
hasPart City of Caves NERFINISHED
King David’s Dungeon NERFINISHED
Mortimer’s Hole NERFINISHED
Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem caves NERFINISHED
caves beneath Broadmarsh
caves beneath Nottingham Castle
caves under Derby Road
caves under Drury Hill (largely destroyed)
caves under Peel Street
caves under the Lace Market
heritageStatus Scheduled Monument
locatedIn city of Nottingham NERFINISHED
locatedUnder Nottingham city centre NERFINISHED
location Nottingham NERFINISHED
managedBy Nottingham City Council (in part) NERFINISHED
material sandstone
notablePeriodOfExpansion 17th century
18th century
19th century
medieval period
openToPublic partly
partOf historic environment of Nottingham
significance important record of Nottingham’s social and industrial history
largest known concentration of man-made caves in Britain
surveyedBy Nottingham Caves Survey NERFINISHED
surveyMethod 3D laser scanning
touristAccessPoint City of Caves visitor attraction
Nottingham Castle tours
usedAs World War II air-raid shelters NERFINISHED
usedFor air-raid shelters
archaeological research
brewing
cellars
defence
housing
industry
refuge
storage
tanning
tourism
water storage

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City of Caves partOf Nottingham cave system