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Rowsley is a village on the
A6 road in the England county of Derbyshire.
It is at the point where the
River Wye, Derbyshire flows into the
River Derwent, Derbyshire and prospered from mills on both.
Notable features are the bridge over the River Derwent, Derbyshire and the Peacock Hotel , originally built in 1652 as a manor house by John Stevenson, agent to John Manners, 8th Earl of Rutland, whose family crest bearing a peacock gives it its name. Both
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Edwin Henry Landseer are said to have stayed there. Nearby is Chatsworth House home of the Duke of Devonshire.
It was the site of an extensive
motive power depot and marshalling yard, the first being built by the Manchester, Buxton, Matlock and Midlands Junction Railway with a railway station designed by
Joseph Paxton in 1849. This was replaced by a new station when the line was extended northwards in 1862. It was frequently used by King Edward VII when he visited Chatsworth House. The original station became a goods depot until 1968 when it was used as a contractor's yard. It then became the centrepiece of a shopping development.
Rowsley South
Rowsley South railway station is the northern terminus of the preserved railway
Peak Rail, and is located about a quarter-mile south of the village itself. Running for a length of five miles between Rowsley and
Matlock, Derbyshire, it is projected that the heritage railway will run into Rowsley proper in the near future. In the long term, the
A6 road presents the greatest challenge to the organisation, as a new bridge is required to be built over it in order to reach the viaduct which crosses the River Derwent, Derbyshire and thence the trackbed that runs through the
Duke of Rutland estate to Bakewell.
Notable Residents
- Philip Whitehead, MP, MEP, Author and Emmy award winning Producer was brought up here Philip Whitehead's Obituary in the Times
References
Further reading
- The Peacock at Rowsley,' London, 1869, 8vo, a gossiping book about fishing and country life with a descriptive of a well-known resort of anglers at the junction of the Wye and River Derwent by John Joseph Briggs
External links
- Peakcock Inn, Rowsley Village
- Peak Rail
- Haddon Hall
- General Information
- Local Photography
-
- "Picture the Past" Rowsley station building in 1987
category:Villages in Derbyshire
Rowsley is a village on the
A6 road in the England county of Derbyshire.
It is at the point where the River Wye, Derbyshire flows into the
River Derwent, Derbyshire and prospered from mills on both.
Notable features are the bridge over the River Derwent, Derbyshire and the Peacock Hotel , originally built in
1652 as a manor house by John Stevenson, agent to John Manners, 8th Earl of Rutland, whose family crest bearing a peacock gives it its name. Both
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and
Edwin Henry Landseer are said to have stayed there. Nearby is Chatsworth House home of the
Duke of Devonshire.
It was the site of an extensive
motive power depot and
marshalling yard, the first being built by the Manchester, Buxton, Matlock and Midlands Junction Railway with a railway station designed by
Joseph Paxton in
1849. This was replaced by a new station when the line was extended northwards in
1862. It was frequently used by King Edward VII when he visited Chatsworth House. The original station became a goods depot until
1968 when it was used as a contractor's yard. It then became the centrepiece of a shopping development.
Rowsley South
Rowsley South railway station is the northern terminus of the preserved railway Peak Rail, and is located about a quarter-mile south of the village itself. Running for a length of five miles between Rowsley and
Matlock, Derbyshire, it is projected that the heritage railway will run into Rowsley proper in the near future. In the long term, the
A6 road presents the greatest challenge to the organisation, as a new bridge is required to be built over it in order to reach the viaduct which crosses the
River Derwent, Derbyshire and thence the trackbed that runs through the
Duke of Rutland estate to Bakewell.
Notable Residents
- Philip Whitehead, MP, MEP, Author and Emmy award winning Producer was brought up here Philip Whitehead's Obituary in the Times
References
Further reading
- The Peacock at Rowsley,' London, 1869, 8vo, a gossiping book about fishing and country life with a descriptive of a well-known resort of anglers at the junction of the Wye and River Derwent by John Joseph Briggs
External links
- Peakcock Inn, Rowsley Village
- Peak Rail
- Haddon Hall
- General Information
- Local Photography
-
- "Picture the Past" Rowsley station building in 1987
category:Villages in Derbyshire
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Rowsley - Visit Peak District - E&A Details
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The Rowsley Association
Ex railway employees. Describes their activities with history and reunion information.
rowsleyassociation.org.uk
Peak Village Shopping Centre
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ROWSLEY, Derbyshire " ROWSLEY (Great) township and village, situated at the confluence of the river Wye with the Derwent, 3ΒΌ miles E.S.E. from Bakewell. the church, dedicated to ...
Peak Rail Online
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