EPW062715 ENGLAND (1939). Thornbridge Hall Park, Ashford in the Water, 1939
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| Title | [EPW062715] Thornbridge Hall Park, Ashford in the Water, 1939 |
| Reference | EPW062715 |
| Date | 16-August-1939 |
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| Place name | ASHFORD IN THE WATER |
| Parish | ASHFORD IN THE WATER |
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| Country | ENGLAND |
| Easting / Northing | 419778, 370637 |
| Longitude / Latitude | -1.7036709893748, 53.232120083928 |
| National Grid Reference | SK198706 |
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 Station Road |
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| Main Street |
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| Mires Lane
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| Churchdale Hall, c 1840, Grade 2 listed (English Heritage Building ID: 80456) now house and partly offices.
Historic significance: William CAVENDISH, who married U.S.A. President John F. KENNEDY's sister Kathleen Agnes KENNEDY, was born and raised in Churchdale Hall. |
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| Churchdale Farm |
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| Longreave Lane - now continues directly towards the top of the image |
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| A6020 |
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| A6020 |
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| Greaves Lane |
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| This is called Little Lane |
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| Ashford Lane |
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| Longstone Lane |
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| The Grange |
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| Public footpath - short cut avoiding the bend in the road. |
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| Longstone Lane |
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| Thornbridge Hall -now a private residence and venue |
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| Rather distant in this image, but here are two buildings. On the left is the Hall's staff quarters, and on the right the private railway station which was on a Midland Railway line which ultimately connected Manchester Central to London via Derby. The railway line is now The Monsal Trail. |
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The main station building, a two storey stone built structure, was designed by W H Barlow who was responsible for the Midland Railway's St Pancras station in London. The building is located on the northbound platform. The station building was designed to complement Thornbridge Hall which stands adjacent to the northbound platform. When the station was built the hall was the home of George Marples a director of the Midland Railway. Mr Marples was provided with his own set of steps that linked his home to the northbound platform. Public passenger services ceased 10/9/62 (apart from one named passenger) and local Buxton-Matlock trains ceased 4/3/67. Other trains passing through ceased 1/7/68 asnd track lifting commenced in 1969. |
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User Comment Contributions
See 1928 image EPW024174 |
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