The A6 at Cromford, Derbyshire
The building of the Cromford Canal in the 1790s did not solve local transportation problems. Between 1816 and 1818 a new north-south road link was constructed. The local turnpike trust route was improved by blasting a wider route through local limestone cliffs. This road is now the A6. Transport was developed further between 1824 and 1830 with the creation of the High Peak Railway.
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The Greyhound Pond, Cromford, Derbyshire
The “Bear Pit”, Cromford, Derbyshire
Upper Mill, Cromford, Derbyshire
The Loom Shop, Cromford, Derbyshire
Cast-iron Aqueduct, Cromford Derbyshire
Mill and Warehouse Building, Cromford, Derbyshire
The Mill Manager’s House, Cromford, Derbyshire
Masson Mill, Matlock Bath, near Cromford, Derbyshire
Masson Mill from Masson Weir, Matlock Bath, near Cromford, Derbyshire
Masson Weir, Matlock Bath, near Cromford, Derbyshire
The Canal Wharf, Cromford, Derbyshire
The Counting House and Warehouse, Cromford Wharf, Derbyshire
The A6 at Cromford, Derbyshire
The Greyhound Hotel, Cromford, Derbyshire
Corn Mill, Cromford, Derbyshire
Housing in North Street, Cromford, Derbyshire
Housing in North Street, Cromford, Derbyshire
Rear of Housing in North Street, Cromford, Derbyshire
Housing in The Hill, Cromford, Derbyshire
Housing in Victoria Row, Cromford, Derbyshire
St Mary’s Anglican Church, Mill Lane, Cromford, Derbyshire
School, North Street, Cromford, Derbyshire
School and School House, North Street, Cromford, Derbyshire
Willersley Castle, Cromford, Derbyshire
