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Buxton has three
Masonic Lodges and a Royal Arch Chapter, which meets at the Masonic Hall, George Street. Phoenix Lodge of Saint Ann No. 1235 was consecrated in 1865, Buxton Lodge No. 1688 in 1877, and High Peak Lodge No. 1952 in 1881. The Royal Arch Chapter is attached to Phoenix Lodge of Saint Ann,
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Buxton's Well
Dressing Festival in the week up to the second Saturday in July has been running in its current form since 1840, to mark the provision of fresh water to the high point of the town's marketplace. As well as the dressing of the wells, it includes a carnival procession and a funfair on the
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The Opera House offers a year-long programme of drama, concerts, comedy and other events. In
September 2010, the Paxton Suite in the Pavilion Gardens reopened as the Pavilion Arts Centre after a £2.5 million reconstruction. Located behind the Opera House, it includes a 369-seat auditorium. The stage
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Buxton
Festival, founded in 1979, is an opera and arts event held in July at the Opera House and other venues. It includes some literary events in the mornings, concerts and recitals in the afternoon, and operas, many rarely performed, in the evenings. The quality of the opera programme has improved
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contributed to the refurbishment; his scheme, designed in 1984 and completed in 1987, was for a landmark modern artwork, a barrel-vaulted modern stained glass ceiling to enclose the former baths — at the time the largest stained glass window in the
British Isles — creating an atrial space for what
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Buxton's economy covers tourism, retail, quarrying, scientific research, light industry and mineral water bottling. The
University of Derby is a noted employer. Surrounded by the Peak District National Park, it offers a range of cultural events; tourism is a major industry, with over a million
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in the mid-1990s before the team moved to a custom-built track to the north of the original one. The original track at High Edge
Raceway was among the longest and trickiest in the UK. The new track is more conventional, and has been improved a few times. Buxton have been competitors in the
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became the
Cavendish Arcade. Visitors could "take the waters" at The Pump Room until 1981. Between 1981 and 1995 the building housed the Buxton Micrarium Exhibition, an interactive display with 50 remote-controlled microscopes. The building was refurbished as part of the
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Nearby stands the imposing monument to Samuel Turner (1805–1878), treasurer of the
Devonshire Hospital and Buxton Bath Charity, built in 1879 and accidentally lost for the latter part of the 20th century during construction work, before being found and restored in 1994.
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stadiums. Buxton
Raceway (formerly High Edge Raceway), off the A53 Buxton to Leek road, is a motor sports circuit set up in 1974, hosting banger and stock car racing, as well as drifting events. It was home to the speedway team
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based in Buxton used the Pavilion Gardens' lakes for training to build pontoon bridges. Prisoner of war camps at Ladmanlow and Peak Dale were established in 1917 to supply workers for the local limestone quarries.
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weather station has collected climate data for the town since 1867, with digitised data from 1959 available online. In June 1975, the town suffered a freak snowstorm that stopped play during a cricket match.
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and Buxton Hockey Club. There are also four Hope Valley League football clubs: Buxton Town, Peak Dale and Buxton Christians play at the Fairfield Centre and Blazing Rag at the Kents Bank Recreation Ground.
1950:. The Buxton Fringe features drama, music, dance, comedy, poetry, art exhibitions and films around the town. In 2018, 181 entrants signed up and comedy and theatre categories were at their largest.
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is an ancient custom unique to the Peak District and Derbyshire and thought to date back to Roman and Celtic times, when communities would dress wells to give thanks for supplies of fresh water.
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1946:, the festival featured "work of such mediocre quality that I just longed for someone to put it out of its misery." Running alongside is the Buxton Festival Fringe, known as a warm-up for the
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has shaped the town's development and landscape since its 17th-century beginnings. Buxton Lime Firms (BLF) was formed by 13 quarry owners in 1891. BLF became part of
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on the Fairfield side of the River Wye. Monastic farms were set up in Fairfield in the 13th century and in the 14th; its royal ownership was reflected in the name of
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visitors to Buxton each year. Buxton is the main centre for overnight accommodation in the Peak District, with over 64 per cent of the park's visitor bed space.
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in England. Buxton's elevation makes it cooler and wetter than surrounding towns, with a daytime temperature typically about 2 °C lower than Manchester.
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in 1963). The Opera House re-opened in 1979 with the launch of the Buxton Festival, and the town was being used as a base for exploring the Peak District.
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octagonal post box. The opera house is attached to the Pavilion Gardens, Octagonal Hall (built in 1875) and the smaller
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include grand spa hotels, the Midland Railway station, the Picture House cinema and Cavendish Girls' Grammar School.
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in 1903, is the highest opera-house site in the country. Matcham, a theatre architect, was responsible for several
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Although outside the National Park boundary, Buxton is in the western part of the Peak District, between the Lower
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Mary Queen Of Scots In Captivity: A Narrative Of Events From January, 1569 To December, 1584
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footballer (173 pro appearances) and first mixed-race professional to represent England
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ranked among the top 100 in England. It was designed by the renowned
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5743:"Vera Brittain author of "Testament of Youth" lived here 1907–1915"
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Lyttleton, Celia (1984). "In the Wake of William Morris & Co".
3289:"Lismore Fields Buxton Spa History Ancient Settlement Civilisation"
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De Mirabilibus Pecci: Being The Wonders of the Peak in Darby-shire.
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and bears the same name and number, it being consecrated in 1872.
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The town population was 22,115 at the 2011 Census. Sights include
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5925:, Derby Telegraph, 11 December 2011, Retrieved 14 September 2015.
5472:"Timetables and engineering information for travel with Northern"
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has, in part, been used as a walking and cycling path called the
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5428:"Freeview Light on the Buxton (Derbyshire, England) transmitter"
5406:"Full Freeview on the Winter Hill (Bolton, England) transmitter"
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4754:
4194:"Heritage Open Days to raise curtain on history of Buxton stage"
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recounts her visit to Buxton during August 1816 in her journal.
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Buxton in 1965 with shoppers and tourists filling Spring Gardens
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collection) and 19th and 20th-century paintings, with work by
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area can be converted into a separate 93-seat studio theatre.
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3713:"The Beatles Bible – Live: Pavilion Gardens Ballroom, Buxton"
3669:"WW2 People's War – Buxton in the second World War (1939–45)"
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Darwin, Charles; Burkhardt, Frederick; Smith, Sydney (1985).
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company and pop concerts were held at the Octagon (including
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to the west. The early settlement (of which only the parish
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were drawn to the reputed healing properties of its waters.
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The origins of the name are unclear. It may derive from the
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4128:"Georgian hotel opens in Buxton 17 years after work begins"
3691:"WW2 People's War – Memories of when the bombs passed over"
2855:(1887 in Buxton – 1957), footballer before WWI, mainly for
2349:, a preserved railway group, has restored the section from
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Buxton had three railway stations. Two were aligned to the
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6227:
Black's Guide to Buxton and the Peak country of Derbyshire
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2761:(born 1945 in Buxton), disc jockey, radio and TV presenter
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at 112 feet (34 m). The record was surpassed only by
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The Dukes of Devonshire became involved in 1780, when the
5498:"A history of the Midland Railway route through the Peak"
4512:"Harrogate wins topsy-turvy battle over G&S Festival"
4152:. High Peak Borough Council. 2 April 2012. Archived from
3607:
Breaking Stones – Two World War One Prisoner of War Camps
2767:(born 1961 in Buxton), musician, songwriter, frontman of
2203:, sitting prominently above Buxton, is a local venue for
1942:
in recent years, after decades when, according to critic
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and near the town centre. The well was called one of the
5989:
Player profile on Lorraine Winstanley from Dartsdatabase
5847:
A writer's life:Dan Rhodes, The Telegraph, 22 March 2003
4826:
Quarries visible as large white areas in satellite image
3742:. Lancaster: Carnegie Publishing Ltd. pp. 217–219.
2885:(1906 in Buxton – 2000), steeplechaser, competed at the
2332:
Manchester, Buxton, Matlock and Midland Junction Railway
1834:(previously The Hippodrome and the Playhouse Theatre.).
4150:"Historic agreement paves way for Crescent development"
2543:, CB, CBE (1896–1971 in Buxton), senior officer of the
2191:
The hillside round Solomon's Temple is a popular local
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is one of the town's oldest buildings. It was owned by
6234:
One Hundred & One Beautiful Towns in Great Britain
6072:"Tokyo Olympics: Swimming – Women's 200m Breaststroke"
5904:
The Wanderer–Just who was Frank Soo, The Football Pink
4892:"Lomas Distribution consolidates sites with new depot"
3554:"Canadian Red Cross Special Hospital Buxton 1915–1919"
2726:, (1929–2008), Buxton-born character actress with the
2298:. The journey to Manchester takes just under an hour.
2149:, plays at Silverlands and Buxton Cricket Club at the
1790:, designed by William Pollard, was completed in 1889.
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Buxton held a base for British and Canadian troops in
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Buxton's profile was boosted by a recommendation from
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was first recorded in the 12th century as part of the
7980:
5240:"Buxton Hockey Club – Website for Buxton Hockey Club"
4221:"Pavilion Gardens, Buxton (Grade II*) (1000675)"
2566:(1921–2011), British-German scientist high-expansion
2556:(1910 in Buxton – 2007), horticultural scientist and
2507:
Charles Henry John Chetwynd-Talbot, Vanity Fair, 1903
2419:
199 route operates every half hour during the day to
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modern stained glass canopy over the Cavendish Arcade
7365:
6008:
Player profile on Dean Winstanley from Dartsdatabase
4615:"Buxton Opera House to open new Pavilion arts venue"
3976:
The real thing: essays on making in the modern world
3836:"The Buxton Meteorological Station: A Brief History"
3500:
3205:, BBC Radio Derby, March 2008, accessed 3 June 2013.
2971:(born 1981 in Buxton), Irish footballer, played for
1846:'s landscape for the Serpentine Walks in the 1830s.
6872:
6047:"Swimming – Women's 200m Individual Medley results"
5818:
21 December 2015 at Wikiwix retrieved January 2018.
4470:"Party to celebrate bumper Buxton Festival Fringe!"
4218:
4166:
4073:
3404:
3350:. Baracuda Books Limited. pp. 35–43, 124–125.
3025:with its canal and fantastic industrial heritage."
869:
767:became an underground bomb-storage facility during
4403:"The Buxton Festival: aiming for peak performance"
4007:Hills, Ann (April 1987). "Buxton's New Landmark".
3490:. Sheffield: Leader & Sons. pp. 303, 305.
825:has carved an extensive limestone cavern known as
665:, and took Mary there in 1573. She called Buxton "
592:People filling bottles with water at St Ann's Well
4535:"Gilbert and Sullivan Festival returns to Buxton"
4079:"Natural Mineral Baths (Grade II) (1257914)"
2537:in Manchester from 1899 to 1948, lived in Buxton.
2138:. Buxton Raceway was due to hold a floodlit 2019
8100:
5764:Curtis Brown website, literary and talent agency
2984:(born 1999 in Buxton) swam in two finals at the
2521:Charles Chetwynd-Talbot, 20th Earl of Shrewsbury
2111:
5885:George Bailey, Olympics at Sports-Reference.com
5731:. London: Fontana paperback (1979). p. 27.
4319:"BUXTON CONSERVATION AREAS Character Appraisal"
3527:
619:, a shrine since medieval times at the foot of
6096:Faber publications. Retrieved 15 January 2021.
5062:"Schools and Colleges Near Buxton, Derbyshire"
3031:recounts his visit to Buxton in his 2015 book
507:, was rediscovered in 1984, with remains of a
495:The first inhabitants of Buxton made homes at
7351:
6858:
6306:
4500:. Buxton Opera House website, September 2010.
4246:"Palace Hotel Buxton | Britannia Hotels"
3161:also claims this, but lacks a regular market.
1774:When the railways arrived in Buxton in 1863,
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649:mines to develop it as a spa in the style of
404:merged with other nearby boroughs, including
5452:. British Newspapers Online. 24 January 2014
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4397:
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3810:
2914:(born 1944 in Buxton), former international
2395:service offers an hourly link southwards to
5954:Player profile Football_england.com archive
5595:
5364:, Buxton Opera House, accessed 12 May 2011.
4603:. Pavilion Gardens website, September 2010.
4265:
4263:
3465:. London: Little, Brown. pp. 238–239.
2635:(born 1962 in Buxton), Conservative MP for
2242:. Television signals are received from the
2036:, extracts and bottles mineral waters. The
2032:The Buxton Mineral Water Company, owned by
1968:International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival
7358:
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3621:"R.A.F. Maintenance Unit 28 – Harpur Hill"
3528:Blakemore, Michael; Mosley, David (2003).
3049:, she is critical of the town's snobbery.
2933:(born 1953 in Buxton), professional golfer
2570:, playwright, schooled and lived in Buxton
2326:, situated next to the LNWR terminus. The
2255:Greatest Hits Radio Derbyshire (High Peak)
2234:Regional TV news comes from Salford-based
862:
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657:had brought one of her four husbands, the
6240:Gifford-Bennet, Robert Ottiwell (2009) .
4889:
4680:. Buxton Well Dressing Festival website.
3988:
3978:. London: Hyphen Press. pp. 134–137.
3507:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
3262:
1750:Currey also designed the Grade II listed
643:William Cavendish, 5th Duke of Devonshire
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5567:Milner, Marc. "Murray, Leonard Warren".
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2668:(1799–1869), architectural wood-engraver
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2257:(formerly High Peak Radio) on 106.4FM.
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724:and Reginald Darwin, settled there. The
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8124:Towns and villages of the Peak District
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5828:Lloyd Cole at AllMusic website, profile
5813:Research page, University of Manchester
5305:Warren, Daniel; Warren, Graham (2003).
5148:
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3265:A Guide To The Use Of The Buxton Waters
2690:, (1905–1986), Buxton-born director of
2282:has a generally half-hourly service to
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837:. Its name recalls a local highwayman.
490:
483:, with a resurgence a century later as
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5784:"Angela Flanders, perfumer – obituary"
5677:Leigh Rayment's Historical List of MPs
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2684:, lived in Buxton from 1905 till 1915.
2594:, PC (1903–1991), Conservative MP for
2266:is the town’s weekly local newspaper.
451:occupies historic premises. Buxton is
7873:Derbyshire Dales Narrow Gauge Railway
7339:
6846:
6294:
5689:TheyWorkForYou website, Tom Levitt MP
5665:
5391:United Grand Lodge of England (2006)
5307:High over Buxton: A Boulderer's Guide
5294:from the original on 8 December 2008.
5272:from the original on 6 November 2008.
4613:Woolman, Natalie (7 September 2010).
4472:. Buxton Festival Fringe. 17 May 2018
4169:"Town Hall (Grade II) (1259171)"
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2705:(1921–1986), Buxton-born crime writer
2547:who played a significant role in the
2197:High over Buxton: A Boulderer's Guide
2169:and dates from 1925. At Fairfield is
2161:Buxton has two 18-hole golf courses.
2100:, at the former College Road site of
1801:
1650:George Talbot, 6th Earl of Shrewsbury
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7132:List of civil parishes in Derbyshire
6276:. Vol. 4 (11th ed.). 1911.
5628:"Telegraph obituary: Herbert Eisner"
5596:van der Vat, Dan (8 February 2008).
5005:"St. Anne's Catholic Primary School"
4532:
3915:from the original on 6 November 2011
3504:The Correspondence of Charles Darwin
3373:
3341:
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3043:grew up in Buxton and in her memoir
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681:. The area features in the works of
8134:Former civil parishes in Derbyshire
5173:"BriSCA F2 World Championship 2019"
4955:Northern Defence Industries Website
4722:
4303:. 23 September 2010. Archived from
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3823:from the original on 3 August 2017.
3364:
3021:, a well-heeled market town... and
2904:(1932–1975), long-distance runner,
1925:Cultural events include the annual
1699:as the world's largest unsupported
821:At the south edge of the town, the
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6631:Chapel-en-le-Frith railway station
6223:, Bemrose & Sons, London, 1869
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6174:"Journal Entry SH:7/ML/E/26/2/004"
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5250:from the original on 3 March 2016.
5205:. 19 November 2008. Archived from
4785:from the original on 19 June 2015.
4552:Cooper, Louise (10 October 2022).
4311:
4225:National Heritage List for England
4173:National Heritage List for England
4084:National Heritage List for England
3956:Information about Buxton buildings
3833:
3605:Roberts, Alan & David (2020).
3415:National Heritage List for England
3184:
2997:A series of four recent novels by
2541:Rear Admiral Leonard Warren Murray
2533:CBE (1861–1948), Librarian of the
2246:and the local relay transmitters.
2177:, it is the oldest in Derbyshire.
1953:
1936:
1687:in London. It became known as the
1683:. Currey had previously worked on
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6646:New Mills Central railway station
6258:
6221:Guide to Buxton and Neighbourhood
5923:Amazing Story of the Ghost Runner
4967:"St. Thomas More Catholic School"
4335:from the original on 10 June 2020
3532:. Atlantic Transport Publishers.
3336:
3263:Robertson, William Henry (1859).
3132:Macclesfield group power stations
2824:, grew up in Buxton and attended
2776:(born 1972), writer, awarded the
2615:(born 1937), Conservative MP for
2605:(1931–1986), Conservative MP for
2498:
2173:. Founded in 1887 on the site of
1663:Buxton Crescent and St Ann's Well
669:". She stayed at the site of the
396:to the south, on the edge of the
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5393:Directory of Lodges and Chapters
4890:Hailstone, Laura (1 July 2008).
4684:from the original on 15 May 2017
4510:Chalmers, Graham (5 June 2014).
2735:OBE (1940–2020), comic actor in
2434:Other services link Buxton with
2171:Buxton & High Peak Golf Club
1806:Buxton Opera House, designed by
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527:developed a settlement known as
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7300:Population of major settlements
6243:Buxton and its Medicinal Waters
6172:Lister, Anne (16 August 1816).
5708:TheyWorkForYou website, profile
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5139:, accessed on 16 December 2007.
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4636:"Buxton Museum and Art Gallery"
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4533:Orme, Steve (19 January 2023).
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2951:footballer, 265 pro appearances
2818:, drag queen from series 5 of
2786:(born 1983), actor, who played
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2106:St. Thomas More Catholic School
1933:offers year-round exhibitions.
1738:Nocturnal view of the restored
1695:, including his design for The
1671:, it was designed by architect
871:Neighbouring towns and villages
833:and some unique "poached egg"
731:
615:The spring waters are piped to
537:("road to the bath town") is a
447:. The Devonshire Campus of the
8129:Unparished areas in Derbyshire
7858:Cromford and High Peak Railway
7482:Derby Museum & Art Gallery
5630:. 28 July 2011. Archived from
5288:Buxton and High Peak Golf Club
4944:Health & Safety Laboratory
4354:Buxton Festival 2010 Programme
4110:www.micrariumenterprises.co.uk
3857:Francis, Tony (22 June 2005).
3410:"The Slopes, Buxton (1001456)"
3306:
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2965:darts players, live in Buxton.
2939:(born 1958 in Buxton), former
2071:Health & Safety Laboratory
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7913:Millennium Walkway, New Mills
7477:Buxton Museum and Art Gallery
6799:Mass trespass of Kinder Scout
6749:Millennium Walkway, New Mills
6651:Whaley Bridge railway station
5332:From Horseshoe to Harpur Hill
4279:. 20 May 2011. Archived from
3558:Buxton Museum and Art Gallery
3530:Railways of the Peak District
3177:
2992:
2769:Lloyd Cole and the Commotions
2748:specializing in music of the
2472:Liverpool John Lennon Airport
2153:ground. Other team clubs are
2124:Above the town are two small
2112:Sport and civic organisations
1982:Buxton Museum and Art Gallery
1931:Buxton Museum and Art Gallery
965:
915:
600:Buxton Wells, from a 1610 map
7441:Chesterfield's Crooked Spire
7429:Churches and religious sites
7290:Parliamentary constituencies
6109:The Road to Little Dribbling
5229:, accessed 10 December 2011.
5024:"Harpur Hill Primary School"
4801:www.derbyshireheritage.co.uk
3486:Leader, John Daniel (1880).
3374:Dunn, Paul (17 April 2010).
3238:"Key to English Place Names"
3034:The Road to Little Dribbling
2301:
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2056:Imperial Chemical Industries
2045:
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7908:Midland Railway – Butterley
7888:Ecclesbourne Valley Railway
7575:Longdendale Reservoir Chain
7381:Ardotalia (Melandra Castle)
6252:Buxton: A People's History,
6196:www.wondersofthepeak.org.uk
5071:, accessed 4 February 2014.
5052:, accessed 4 February 2014.
5014:, accessed 4 February 2014.
4995:, accessed 4 February 2014.
4976:, accessed 4 February 2014.
4667:. Pavilion Gardens website.
4424:Canning, Hugh (July 2008).
3883:"Buxton 1991–2020 averages"
3790:"History of Poole's Cavern"
3441:www.wondersofthepeak.org.uk
3105:
2806:, was brought up in Buxton.
2643:
2585:
2341:
1711:at 138 feet (42 m) in
1512:Average precipitation days
1298:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1158:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
773:RAF Mountain Rescue Service
708:of the waters there and at
499:some 6,000 years ago. This
412:and borough of High Peak.
398:Peak District National Park
127:OS grid reference
54:Human settlement in England
27:Town in Derbyshire, England
10:
8155:
7455:Museums and cultural sites
7374:Castles and military sites
7325:Grade II* listed buildings
5244:www.buxtonhockeyclub.co.uk
4594:"The Pavilion Arts Centre"
4386:Buxton Opera House Website
4271:"Corbar cross rises again"
3740:Buxton: A Peoples' History
3112:Listed buildings in Buxton
3084:were listed as two of the
2274:
2096:Secondary schools include
2085:at the site of the former
2083:University of Derby campus
2065:lie close, including the "
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1872:The town is overlooked by
1826:. Opposite is an original
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6254:Carnegie Publishing, 2001
5994:15 September 2017 at the
5866:Wisden Obituaries in 1941
5116:, Buxton Raceway website.
4872:23 September 2010 at the
4855:British Geological Survey
4779:www.pottersofbuxton.co.uk
4743:High Peak Borough Council
4737:26 September 2010 at the
4647:Derbyshire County Council
4641:20 September 2010 at the
4576:21 September 2010 at the
4359:13 September 2010 at the
4326:High Peak Borough Council
3991:Ritz Magazine: Art Inside
3086:Seven Wonders of the Peak
2894:(1914 in Buxton – 1991),
2780:in 2010, lives in Buxton.
2728:Royal Shakespeare Company
2711:(1927–2016), Buxton-born
2592:Hugh Molson, Baron Molson
2466:The nearest airports are
2294:; trains are operated by
2249:Local radio stations are
2091:Buxton & Leek College
2087:Devonshire Royal Hospital
1707:at 141 feet (43 m),
1689:Devonshire Royal Hospital
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6827:Glossop North End A.F.C.
6791:High Peak (constituency)
6641:Hadfield railway station
6155:"Ulysses, about 1.55 in"
6111:. Penguin. p. 345.
6032:27 December 2017 at the
5871:11 November 2012 at the
5151:"Victory for the Hitmen"
5126:"Speedway in Derbyshire"
5048:22 February 2014 at the
4991:22 February 2014 at the
4972:21 February 2014 at the
4857:website, September 2010.
4849:6 September 2013 at the
4663:9 September 2010 at the
4599:15 November 2010 at the
4450:. Buxton Festival Fringe
3625:Buxton Civic Association
3461:Lovell, Mary S. (2005).
3220:ww38.towntwinning.org.uk
3201:19 November 2009 at the
3142:
3098:The Devil's Arse of Peak
2868:– 1988), footballer for
2832:
2360:
2229:
2145:Buxton's football club,
1905:Lost buildings of Buxton
1814:theatres, including the
1797:Corbar Hill and the Dome
1681:7th Duke of Devonshire's
750:Voluntary Aid Detachment
571:Royal Forest of the Peak
32:Buckton (disambiguation)
30:Not to be confused with
7918:National Tramway Museum
7525:Buxton Pavilion Gardens
7492:Pickford's House Museum
6636:Glossop railway station
6273:Encyclopædia Britannica
6246:. London: John Heywood.
6229:, A. and C. Black, 1898
6036:retrieved January 2018.
6017:retrieved January 2018.
6013:18 January 2016 at the
5998:retrieved January 2018.
5971:4 November 2011 at the
5956:retrieved January 2018.
5940:23 January 2015 at the
5935:MickAndrews.net website
5913:retrieved January 2018.
5909:21 October 2016 at the
5894:retrieved January 2018.
5890:15 January 2018 at the
5875:retrieved January 2018.
5856:retrieved January 2018.
5837:retrieved January 2018.
5833:14 January 2018 at the
5773:retrieved January 2018.
5769:15 January 2018 at the
5727:Brittain, Vera (1933).
5717:retrieved January 2018.
5713:15 January 2018 at the
5698:retrieved January 2018.
5694:15 January 2018 at the
5679:retrieved January 2018.
5662:retrieved January 2018.
5598:"Obituary, John Hudson"
5360:8 December 2011 at the
5225:8 November 2010 at the
5132:18 October 2007 at the
5112:28 October 2008 at the
5033:, accessed 6 July 2017.
4844:Superquarries: Tunstead
4797:"BLF Buxton Lime Firms"
4364:Buxton Festival Website
4250:www.britanniahotels.com
3905:"Buxton extreme values"
3609:. Roberts Publications.
3137:Pubs and inns in Buxton
3052:Buxton is mentioned in
2826:Buxton Community School
2744:(born 1945 in Buxton),
2718:Marjorie Lynette Sigley
2674:(1893–1970), author of
2625:(born 1954), Labour MP
2131:Buxton High Edge Hitmen
2098:Buxton Community School
1992:samples (including the
1984:holds local artefacts,
1901:pubs and inns in Buxton
1836:Buxton Pavilion Gardens
567:Peverel family's estate
47:Buxton (disambiguation)
7853:Barrow Hill Roundhouse
7846:Transport and industry
6626:Buxton railway station
5979:, accessed 1 July 2012
5975:, Player biographies,
5944:retrieved January 2018
5852:24 August 2017 at the
5430:. UK Free TV. May 2004
5408:. UK Free TV. May 2004
5067:8 October 2016 at the
5043:"Buxton Infant School"
4986:"Buxton Junior School"
4878:Tarmac company website
4496:21 August 2010 at the
4009:Building Refurbishment
3974:Harrod, Tanya (2015).
3961:25 August 2011 at the
3738:Langham, Mike (2001).
3196:"Buxton – in pictures"
3069:The Victorian diarist
2842:
2661:
2653:
2554:John Pilkington Hudson
2549:Battle of the Atlantic
2516:
2508:
2461:
2427:through New Mills and
2311:
2280:Buxton railway station
2188:
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1776:Buxton railway station
1747:
1664:
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726:arrival of the railway
701:
645:used profits from his
601:
593:
511:timber roundhouse and
475:for Buck Stone or for
419:, a limestone cavern;
231:Postcode district
8139:High Peak, Derbyshire
7972:Derbyshire portal
7812:Sutton Scarsdale Hall
7639:Prehistoric landmarks
6949:North East Derbyshire
6912:Boroughs or districts
6107:Bryson, Bill (2015).
5977:The PGA European Tour
5570:Canadian Encyclopedia
5554:www.citypopulation.de
5524:"Buxton Bus Services"
5330:Gibson, Gary (2004).
5203:"Buxton Cricket Club"
5010:25 April 2013 at the
4760:25 March 2012 at the
4539:British Theatre Guide
4381:17 April 2010 at the
4307:on 25 September 2010.
4295:"Symbol of Suffering"
4130:. BBC. 1 October 2020
4106:"The Micrarium Story"
4027:her.derbyshire.gov.uk
3216:"towntwinning.org.uk"
3092:'s 17th century book
2840:
2821:RuPaul's Drag Race UK
2659:
2651:
2514:
2506:
2476:East Midlands Airport
2309:
2288:Manchester Piccadilly
2183:
2119:
1918:
1867:
1852:
1796:
1778:had been designed by
1737:
1662:
1633:
790:Geography and geology
699:
667:La Fontagne de Bogsby
599:
591:
8119:Spa towns in England
7883:Derwent Valley Mills
6783:University of Buxton
5658:27 July 2011 at the
5309:. Raven Rock Books.
5209:on 19 November 2008.
5029:17 July 2017 at the
4949:1 September 2011 at
4926:30 July 2010 at the
4658:"Fairs & Events"
4399:Christiansen, Rupert
4156:on 21 February 2014.
3768:Peak District Online
3346:Leach, John (1987).
2986:2020 Summer Olympics
2887:1932 Summer Olympics
2535:John Rylands Library
2199:. Hoffman Quarry at
2184:View of Buxton from
2067:Tunstead Superquarry
2052:Buxton lime industry
1994:William Boyd Dawkins
1832:Pavilion Arts Centre
1740:Buxton Thermal Baths
1709:St. Peter's Basilica
1626:Notable architecture
1088:Record high °C (°F)
744:annexed. The author
722:Edward Levett Darwin
663:Mary, Queen of Scots
608:, and overlooked by
491:Stone Age beginnings
382:Borough of High Peak
211:Sovereign state
45:For other uses, see
8114:Towns in Derbyshire
7615:Shining Cliff Woods
7570:Ladybower Reservoir
6965:(cities in italics)
6900:Unitary authorities
6027:SoccerBase Database
5450:"Buxton Advertiser"
5266:Cavendish Golf Club
5161:on 25 October 2007.
4896:Commercialmotor.com
4708:University of Derby
4256:on 22 October 2013.
3838:. BuxtonWeather.com
3800:on 12 October 2008.
3788:Oldham, T. (2002).
3127:Lightwood Reservoir
2955:Lorraine Winstanley
2778:E. M. Forster Award
2613:Christopher Hawkins
2603:Spencer Le Marchant
2545:Royal Canadian Navy
2163:Cavendish Golf Club
1944:Rupert Christiansen
1729:University of Derby
1717:St Paul's Cathedral
1685:St Thomas' Hospital
1679:, architect to the
1368:Record low °C (°F)
1228:Daily mean °C (°F)
754:Devonshire Hospital
738:the First World War
631:by the philosopher
481:Dukes of Devonshire
449:University of Derby
352: /
7898:Leawood Pump House
7893:High Peak Junction
7630:Treak Cliff Cavern
7555:Heights of Abraham
7550:Foremark Reservoir
7503:and outdoor spaces
7472:Buxton Opera House
7002:Chapel-en-le-Frith
6709:Buxton Opera House
6395:Brough and Shatton
6344:Chapel-en-le-Frith
6281:Visit Buxton.co.uk
5729:Testament of Youth
5634:on 15 January 2018
5608:on 5 February 2017
5577:on 15 January 2018
4710:. 9 September 2015
4582:Buxton Opera House
4283:on 4 October 2011.
4219:Historic England.
4200:. 3 September 2016
4167:Historic England.
3811:elevationmap.net.
3560:. 13 December 2019
3348:The Book of Buxton
3324:on 16 January 2010
3122:Cavendish Hospital
3096:, commonly called
3046:Testament of Youth
2908:, lived in Buxton.
2906:"The Ghost Runner"
2843:
2841:Mick Andrews, 1976
2703:John Buxton Hilton
2677:Testament of Youth
2662:
2654:
2517:
2509:
2468:Manchester Airport
2421:Manchester Airport
2371:Chapel-en-le-Frith
2312:
2189:
2155:Buxton Rugby Union
2122:
1923:
1920:Buxton Opera House
1870:
1855:
1802:Other architecture
1799:
1784:the Crystal Palace
1748:
1723:domes such as the
1693:Robert Rippon Duke
1665:
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893:Chapel-en-le-Frith
702:
659:Earl of Shrewsbury
602:
594:
553:and on to Buxton.
505:Scheduled Monument
445:Buxton Opera House
297:UK Parliament
243:Dialling code
71:Buxton town centre
18:Buxton, Derbyshire
7978:
7977:
7878:Derwent Reservoir
7832:Willersley Castle
7651:Hob Hurst's House
7580:Longdendale Trail
7501:Natural landmarks
7333:
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6963:Major settlements
6892:Derbyshire Portal
6875:Ceremonial county
6840:
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6523:Peak Forest Canal
6332:Major settlements
5745:. openplaques.org
5220:Buxton Rugby Club
5177:buxtonraceway.com
5155:Buxton Advertiser
5137:You and Yesterday
4934:, September 2010.
4834:, September 2010.
4745:, September 2010.
4732:High Peak Profile
4584:, September 2010.
4558:Buxton Advertiser
4426:"Buxton Festival"
4388:, September 2010.
4366:, September 2010.
4300:Buxton Advertiser
4276:Buxton Advertiser
4198:Buxton Advertiser
3871:on 4 August 2017.
3834:Hilton, Michael.
3717:The Beatles Bible
3318:History of Buxton
3015:The Shrouded Path
2957:(born 1975) and
2916:motorcycle trials
2803:Coronation Street
2733:Tim Brooke-Taylor
2724:Elizabeth Spriggs
2568:firefighting foam
2494:Famous Buxtonians
2470:(22 miles away),
2263:Buxton Advertiser
2175:Buxton Racecourse
2167:Alister MacKenzie
2136:Conference League
2089:, as well as the
2081:The town hosts a
2039:Buxton Advertiser
1890:Pope Benedict XVI
1622:
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798:limestone of the
720:'s half-cousins,
653:. Their ancestor
635:in his 1636 book
402:municipal borough
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7802:St Helen's House
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7682:Barlborough Hall
7620:Speedwell Cavern
7600:Ogston Reservoir
7560:Howden Reservoir
7530:Carsington Water
7520:Blue John Cavern
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2750:late Middle Ages
2694:films including
2688:Robert Stevenson
2682:Shirley Williams
2660:Lloyd Cole, 2010
2574:Tony Marchington
2324:Buxton (Midland)
2216:Army Cadet Force
2186:Solomon's Temple
2140:BriSCA Formula 2
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7737:Haddon Hall
7702:Calke Abbey
7697:Bretby Hall
7605:Peak Cavern
7595:Monsal Dale
7515:Black Rocks
7114:Swadlincote
7022:Darley Dale
6817:Buxton F.C.
6729:Pennine Way
6697:and tourism
6475:Peak Forest
6321:Borough of
4932:HSL Website
4831:Google Maps
4811:22 February
4204:22 February
4049:Design Week
4032:6 September
3889:16 December
3859:"June Snow"
3842:22 February
3298:12 February
3071:Anne Lister
3054:James Joyce
3029:Bill Bryson
3013:(2018) and
2969:Ben Burgess
2866:Harpur Hill
2862:Bobby Blood
2754:Renaissance
2737:The Goodies
2531:Henry Guppy
2488:2011 census
2292:Buxton line
2244:Winter Hill
2240:ITV Granada
2201:Harpur Hill
2147:Buxton F.C.
1964:world music
1882:Corbar Hill
1786:in London.
1721:space frame
1022:market town
835:stalagmites
784:the Beatles
687:Jane Austen
683:W. H. Auden
679:trou madame
563:Buckestones
557:Middle Ages
535:Batham Gate
473:Old English
461:Bad Nauheim
425:John Carr's
386:market town
359: /
8103:Categories
7997:Derbyshire
7656:Minninglow
7275:Healthcare
7124:Wirksworth
7099:Shirebrook
7079:Mickleover
7064:Long Eaton
7017:Clay Cross
7007:Chellaston
6881:Derbyshire
6787:Governance
6676:Snake Pass
6495:Tintwistle
6490:Sparrowpit
6435:Dove Holes
6390:Birch Vale
6159:www.rte.ie
5749:9 November
5478:. May 2023
5107:"About Us"
4775:"About Us"
4448:"About Us"
4230:21 January
3919:8 November
3773:4 February
3749:1859360866
3723:21 January
3631:9 November
3590:21 January
3564:9 November
3178:References
2999:Sarah Ward
2993:Literature
2982:Abbie Wood
2931:Carl Mason
2853:Fred Smith
2816:Kate Butch
2793:Doctor Who
2774:Dan Rhodes
2765:Lloyd Cole
2623:Tom Levitt
2456:Meadowhall
2397:Taddington
2290:along the
2212:Air Cadets
2193:bouldering
1986:geological
1614:Source 2:
1608:Met Office
1606:Source 1:
1514:(≥ 1.0 mm)
1029:Met Office
888:Manchester
831:stalactite
800:White Peak
621:The Slopes
539:Roman road
509:Mesolithic
485:Victorians
344:53°15′32″N
333:Derbyshire
274:Derbyshire
262:Derbyshire
169:Derbyshire
114:Population
104:Derbyshire
7928:Peak Rail
7923:Odin Mine
7752:Ilam Park
7732:Eyam Hall
7646:Arbor Low
7128:See also:
7094:Sandiacre
7084:New Mills
7074:Melbourne
7039:Eckington
7034:Dronfield
6977:Ashbourne
6944:High Peak
6774:Education
6612:Transport
6509:Waterways
6480:Peak Dale
6455:Hague Bar
6420:Chisworth
6405:Castleton
6359:New Mills
6324:High Peak
6076:BBC Sport
6051:BBC Sport
5638:20 August
5612:20 August
5581:20 August
5528:Bus Times
5502:Peak Rail
5187:29 August
4921:About HSL
4906:29 August
4619:The Stage
4430:The Times
4134:1 October
4090:20 August
4061:0950-3676
3328:20 August
3076:Buxton's
2922:Les Bradd
2892:Frank Soo
2878:Stockport
2874:West Brom
2870:Port Vale
2864:(1894 in
2639:2010–2017
2637:High Peak
2629:1997–2010
2627:High Peak
2619:1983–1992
2617:High Peak
2607:High Peak
2598:1939–1961
2596:High Peak
2448:Sheffield
2429:Stockport
2393:Transpeak
2390:High Peak
2383:Ashbourne
2375:New Mills
2347:Peak Rail
2284:Stockport
2270:Transport
2151:Park Road
2077:Education
2060:limestone
2046:Quarrying
2010:jewellery
1972:Harrogate
1673:John Carr
1656:doorway.
985:Ashbourne
930:Congleton
906:Sheffield
902:Castleton
823:River Wye
812:Dark Peak
808:gritstone
780:repertory
606:River Wye
561:The name
513:Neolithic
501:Stone Age
427:restored
347:1°54′40″W
305:High Peak
281:Ambulance
221:Post town
151:High Peak
40:Buckstone
7947:See also
7545:Dovedale
7224:Manifold
7219:Lathkill
7164:Bradford
7109:Staveley
7059:Ilkeston
7049:Hadfield
6992:Bolsover
6982:Bakewell
6972:Alfreton
6924:Bolsover
6795:Historic
6744:Melandra
6500:Woodhead
6470:Padfield
6460:Hayfield
6450:Gamesley
6400:Buxworth
6380:Ashopton
6373:Villages
6354:Hadfield
6201:29 April
6139:30 April
6030:Archived
6011:Archived
5992:Archived
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4714:21 March
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4661:Archived
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4597:Archived
4574:Archived
4571:Whats On
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4379:Archived
4357:Archived
4330:Archived
3959:Archived
3913:Archived
3821:Archived
3764:"Buxton"
3446:29 April
3199:Archived
3106:See also
3023:Cromford
3019:Bakewell
3009:(2017),
3005:(2015),
2752:and the
2713:perfumer
2644:The Arts
2586:Politics
2401:Bakewell
2342:Heritage
2296:Northern
2218:and the
2126:speedway
2063:quarries
2006:antiques
1998:Brangwyn
1874:Grin Low
1822:and the
1705:Pantheon
1601:1,382.5
1507:(52.94)
1438:Average
994:Bakewell
625:Crescent
390:Cheshire
378:spa town
143:District
134:SK059735
36:Buckston
8009:England
7983:Portals
7590:Mam Tor
7310:Schools
7285:Museums
7254:Westend
7199:Etherow
7194:Erewash
7179:Doe Lea
7174:Derwent
7104:Spondon
7069:Matlock
7044:Glossop
6939:Erewash
6778:Schools
6739:Mam Tor
6594:Westend
6564:Etherow
6554:Derwent
6485:Rowarth
6430:Derwent
6425:Crowden
6415:Chinley
6385:Bamford
6349:Glossop
6081:30 July
6056:30 July
5534:17 June
5508:17 June
5482:17 June
5395:London.
5334:. BMC.
4476:25 June
4454:25 June
4339:1 April
3059:Ulysses
2941:Everton
2486:In the
2417:Skyline
2405:Matlock
2379:Glossop
2355:Matlock
2302:History
2275:Railway
2024:Economy
2012:fairs.
2002:Chagall
1911:Culture
1828:Penfold
1502:(6.04)
1497:(5.37)
1492:(5.58)
1487:(4.16)
1482:(4.00)
1477:(3.97)
1472:(3.65)
1467:(3.23)
1462:(3.41)
1457:(3.94)
1452:(4.57)
1447:(5.02)
1423:(15.3)
1418:(20.1)
1413:(28.9)
1408:(33.1)
1403:(30.9)
1398:(31.3)
1393:(24.1)
1388:(17.6)
1363:(41.5)
1358:(34.2)
1353:(38.1)
1348:(43.0)
1343:(47.8)
1338:(51.6)
1333:(52.0)
1328:(48.4)
1323:(43.0)
1318:(38.3)
1313:(35.2)
1308:(33.3)
1303:(33.6)
1293:(47.5)
1288:(38.5)
1283:(42.4)
1278:(48.2)
1273:(54.3)
1268:(58.6)
1263:(59.2)
1258:(55.8)
1253:(50.5)
1248:(45.3)
1243:(41.0)
1238:(37.9)
1233:(37.8)
1223:(53.3)
1218:(42.6)
1213:(46.8)
1208:(53.2)
1203:(60.6)
1198:(65.7)
1193:(66.4)
1188:(63.0)
1183:(58.1)
1178:(52.2)
1173:(46.8)
1168:(42.6)
1163:(41.9)
1153:(90.9)
1148:(56.7)
1143:(62.1)
1138:(77.0)
1133:(78.6)
1128:(90.9)
1123:(96.6)
1118:(85.3)
1113:(81.0)
1108:(75.0)
1103:(70.9)
1098:(59.5)
1093:(55.4)
1012:Climate
998:Matlock
897:Glossop
810:of the
710:Matlock
467:History
457:Oignies
453:twinned
406:Glossop
380:in the
328:England
203:England
197:Country
8109:Buxton
8017:Buxton
7295:Places
7268:Topics
7239:Rother
7214:Kinder
7209:Hipper
7149:Alport
7142:Rivers
7089:Ripley
7054:Heanor
6997:Buxton
6987:Belper
6574:Kinder
6539:Alport
6532:Rivers
6516:Canals
6339:Buxton
6115:
5798:24 May
5530:. 2023
5504:. 2021
5375:"home"
5338:
5313:
5284:"Home"
4688:15 May
4178:9 June
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3653:9 July
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2692:Disney
2560:expert
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2104:, and
2034:Nestlé
1966:. The
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