National Justice Museum Restoration 3 - Doorways

A recent project we’ve been working on is the restoration of the grade II‑listed Shire Hall, home to the National Justice Museum in Nottingham’s historic Lace Market.

On the flat roof at the southern end of the building, several doorways required new lintels to strengthen the structure and improve the openings. Around the black door shown, the surrounding brickwork has been rebuilt with new brick repairs and repointed using traditional lime mortar.

To learn more about the National Justice Museum, you can find them on Twitter and Instagram at @JusticeMuseum, search for them on Facebook or LinkedIn, or visit their website at nationaljusticemuseum.org.uk.

Discover the next stages of our restoration of this historic building in Part 4.