-
Pronounced (listen)
Problems playing this file? See
media help.
Baslow is a
village in Derbyshire, England, in the Peak District,
situated between Sheffield...
-
Hulleys of
Baslow was an
independent bus
company based in
Baslow, Derbyshire, England. The
origins of
Hulleys can be
traced back to 1914 when
Henry Hulley...
-
Morris H.
Baslow (born 1933) is a co-recipient of the 1982 AAAS
Award for
Scientific Freedom and
Responsibility for his role as
Whistleblower in a dispute...
-
Baslow Hall is a
Grade II
listed building in
Baslow, Derbyshire.
Baslow Hall, just off
Calver Road, was
built in 1907 to the
designs of the architect...
- Froggatt:
Froggatt Woods,
Froggatt Bridge Calver:
Calver Bridge Bubnell Baslow Chatsworth Park:
Chatsworth House Calton Lees
Rowsley River Wye Caudwell's...
-
covers Baslow and Bubnell.
Baslow and
Bubnell may also be
known as 'Bakewell' due to its
chapelry with the
Bakewell parish. John
Marius described Baslow and...
- herself. She also
supervised the
development of the
Cavendish Hotel at
Baslow, near Chatsworth, and the
Devonshire Arms
Hotel at
Bolton Abbey. In 1999...
-
market in this new scale. By 1952
Edward Exley (Sales) Ltd had
moved to
Baslow in
Derbyshire and
Edward Exley had
resigned as a
Director of the
Sales Company...
-
village of Curbar, in Derbyshire,
England and
close to the
villages of
Baslow, Calver, and Froggatt. It is
located within the Peak
District National Park...
- office. In 1823 the
Bachelor Duke
acquired the Duke of Rutland's land
around Baslow to the
north of
Chatsworth in
exchange for land elsewhere. He
extended the...
