Little Hallam Hall is a 16th century timber-framed house with a brick-built wing of 18th century date. It is listed Grade II and is Ilkeston's oldest surviving domestic residence. This view is looking north-west and shows the east elevation of the house. Today the Hall is accessed from a modern road called The Spinney that did not exist at the date of this photograph. The photographer was standing on the parallel railway embankment to obtain this slightly elevated shot and used a telephoto lens.