Boots Building Listed Grade 2 and in the Arts and Crafts style by Albert Bromley of Nottingham, was erected in 1912 by the Boots company on the corner of St Peter's Street and East Street. Note the Venetian windows, stuccoed gables and niches containing statues of Derby people by Morley Horder. The raised decorative and geometric patterned plastering is an East Anglian craft called pargeting. The statues are from left to right, cotton mill owner Jedidiah Strutt; co-founder of the Derby Silk Mill, John Lombe; poet and historian William Hutton who counted among his works the first published "History of Derby" (1791) and pioneering nurse Florence Nightingale.