Derby Town Trail
Derby. Thu 28 Dec 2017
Florence Nightingale on the 1912 former Boots the Chemists, St Peter's
St
at right, John Lombe (co-founder of the Silk Mill) and William Hutton,
Historian of Derby & Birmingham (1723-1815)
Jebidiah Strutt
Derby Theatre
The Eagle Market
The White Horse, 1923 Morledge
Savoy, Morledge and The City Bar, Albert St (formerly Exchange pub
and Mongolia Bar) dating from around 1860
Market Hall, 1866
Below the Guildhall Theatre
Market Place. and right, Iron Gate and Derby Cathedral
Derby Cathedral interior
The Silk Mill (again!) This was the first modern factory in the world.
Riverside walkway - Bonny Prince Charlie stopped here and gave up
going further south, retreating to defeat in Scotland
Erasmus Darwin, foounder of The Derby Philosophical Society and member
of the Lunar Society and grandfather of Charles Darwin
is commemorated on the Derwent St Bridge
Derby River Gardens
Derby Cathedral and the River Derwent
Alexandra Hotel, Siddals Rd - 1881
Pride Parkway and Railway bridge
Wyvern House, Railway Terrace dates from shortly before 1852
Wyvern House and Brunswick Inn (1842) Railway Terrace
pediment and clock from former 1893 extended station frontage
Built in 1842, the railway cottages in this area are thought to be
the oldest purpose built railway company cottages in the World.
The Former Midland Railway Institute (189
The Former Midland Railway Institute (189
The Former Midland Railway Institute (1894)
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