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CC BY-SA g the line between Wirksworth and G Statio r atloc ee M and picnic areas. n L n Duffield mainly using heritage ane ad Roa o ell Street P Coldw Wirksworth R d C Wirksworth Junior School y diesel railcars. The trains travel b d Cr ow er n for CROMFORD MILL Y D through the Ecclesbourne Valley, ard Ch m u o rch Walk B5035 en Church Street A6 e re Built by Richard Arkwright in Cr on Lane n h G Hopt W a Co as one of Derbyshire’s most lovely, L ld W est End well Street 1771, is a former water-powered Scarthin BooksBlind unspoilt valleys. Market New, second-handPlace and antiquarian bookshop cotton spinning mill located in the eway r Derwent village of Cromford, the first to be with almost 100,000 titles in stock e PEAK DISTRICT MINING Riv Cromford d Specialists in English cheeses from powered by water and the first we buy books and music (by appointment) n MUSEUM h E t y Lane successful industrial-scale cotton u e Visit the hands-on Museum and be o S Derbyshire and Staffordshire including Stilton, llersl River D production factory. The Mill had a A homely refuge and social hub Wi erw enthralled to learn about the life of en 7 t avilion, 4 3 d tremendous influence on the cotton the Derbyshire lead miner. Great a Peakland Blue, Dovedale and Peakland White o Lea Road R www.peakdistrictleadminingmuseum.co.uk y industry as well as the Industrial for kids and adults alike. Home to 7 b r e Vegetarian & Vegan Cafe with cosy outdoor seating area D Revolution. the Tourist Information Point. Le a Bookshop 9am-6pm Monday - Saturday, 10am-6pm Sunday Road Cafe 9:30am-5pm Monday-Saturday, 10am-5pm Sunday hapel Hill The Promenade, Scarthin, Cromford, Derbyshire, DE4 3QF a Gellia erwent River D 01629 823272 | www.scarthinbooks.com | [email protected] 9 Cromford ad Meadows Notes 9 o Scart ll R h i in M 11 A5012 Mill R oad W a ter Lan e 8 Hawtho Ala rne Dr b ive aster L A6 a ne e A traditional country Inn offering a wide n CROMFORD u 8e HAMPERS AVAILABLE ONLINE Quality food & wine in the heart of Derbyshire selection of cask ales, delicious food with en suite North Str accommodation. From Cromford Train station eet follow Lea Road for 1.5 miles, turn left on Lea Road alk Stores at Cromford Mill, Bakewell and Hartington W at Smedleys Bridge. The Jug and Glass is 1.1 miles h up on the left hand side. Beec Intake Lane Jug and Glass, Main Road Lea, DE4 5GJ Ridgewood D The Hill riv e E: [email protected] | T: 01629 534 232 e © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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