St. Mary's Church, in Short Hill and three of the Boots' factories in Poplar Street, Island Street and Station Street. Buildings destroyed St. John the Baptist's Church, Leenside, Nottingham, remains demolished and site cleared after the war. St. Christopher's Church, Sneinton, rebuilt by 1952 Stadium Hotel, Parliament Street Buildings damaged St. Mary's Church, Nottingham Nottingham Masonic Hall University College Nottingham Shakespeare Street Wesleyan Reform Chapel Moot Hall, Friar Lane Casualties Casualties were heavy. There were 159 people recorded as killed with 274 injured. At the Co-op bakery on Meadow Lane, 49 employees and members of the Home Guard were killed, and 20 others injured. At University College, 45 people were killed. Other raids The Nottingham Evening Post of 17 May 1945 records that there were 11 raids on Nottingham in total, 178 people were killed and 350 injured. 479 high explosive bombs were dropped. References The Blitz History of Nottingham 20th century in Nottinghamshire May 1941 events