The last lost house about which I wrote was Coney Green Hall, bought in 1774 for £4,000 by Thomas Wilson,...
Lost houses in Derbyshire
The last lost house about which I wrote was Coney Green Hall, bought in 1774 for £4,000 by Thomas Wilson,...
The name Brailsford is a common one in Derbyshire (not to mention elsewhere), and received added lustre through the knighthood...
Most readers, on seeing the title of this piece, might instantly be tempted to pen a letter to the editor...
Alderman Thomas Rivett (1713-1763) was an example of the astonishing social mobility that was far more commonplace in the 17th...
When travelling to Buxton from Derby, as we did in May to visit the annual Buxton Antiques Fair, we usually...
Those familiar with the local photographic collections will perhaps be familiar with a photograph of this lost house’s south front...
Stretton, along with Measham and Appleby Parva (for the lost houses at which see Country Images December 2019 and October...
I think I am right in saying that Willington House must rank as Derbyshire’s most recent lost house. At any...
It is entirely through the thorough researches undertaken by Gladwyn Turbutt that we have a good, comprehensive history of this...
It is astonishing how many country houses and estates were lost to Derbyshire in the boundary adjustments of 1888 and...

One World Festival returns to the scenic town of New Mills, in the High Peak, on Saturday 4th July 2026,...

Each July, Hopton Hall welcomes visitors to its Walled Garden. Visitors have the opportunity to meander along pretty pathways and...

27th June 2026 – 28th June 2026 TOY FARM WEEKEND IS BACK! Join us for a toy-tastic family adventure at...

28th June 2026 9:00 am – 5:30 pm What’s On Shetland Pony Racing They may be small, but they are...

A Victorian building, surrounded by beautiful countryside is home to Matlock Bath Aquarium. With seven attractions for the price of...
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