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If you were living in the Peak District countryside around a hundred years ago, the chances are that you would...
When the eighteenth century Duke of Bridgewater’s fiancé gave him what we might today call the push, he decided that...
The South Manchester town of Stockport gets most of its water from two reservoirs filling the narrow upper reaches of...
At the forefront of the Pentrich Rising were Jeremiah Brandreth, a 31-year-old unemployed stocking knitter who had a wife and...
The popular village and National Trust property of Ilam and its hall, are based on a Saxon settlement, later expanded...
Cromford owes its birth to Richard Arkwright, founder of the water-driven cotton spinning frame, one of the leading inventions of...
When the civil engineer William Jessop and his associate Benjamin Outram finished building the Cromford Canal. While they were linking...
Standing at 850 feet above sea level on an isolated hilltop, Riber Castle, to give it its acknowledged title, has...
In 1086 when Duke William of Normandy’s monks were compiling the Domesday Book in order to record the value or...
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