Ripley and District Heritage Trust

Ripley and District Heritage Trust

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  • History by Area
    • Butterley Hill
    • Chapel Street
    • Church Street
    • Cromford Road
    • Derby Road
    • Grosvenor Road
    • Market Place
    • Nottingham Road
    • Oxford Street
    • Steam Mill Lane
  • History by Theme
    • Local Government
    • Ripley People
      • Walter Brierley
      • The Crossley family
      • Ernest Joseph Ellis-Femor
      • Edwin Henry
      • Marshall Hooper
      • Thomas Leaman
      • Beatrice Marshall
      • John Marshall
      • Agnes E Slack
      • Margaret Wain
      • The Argile family
    • Co-op
      • The History of The Ripley Co-operative Society
      • Walter Brierley on the Co-op
    • The Pentrich Rising
    • Schools
      • Ripley Junior School
    • Pubs
      • Albion Inn
      • Angel Inn
      • Devonshire Arms
    • Industry
      • Ogles
      • Smedleys Mineral Waters
    • Transport
      • The Ripley Rattlers
      • Trolleybuses in Ripley
    • Entertainment
      • Clarion Clubs
      • Music Hall in Ripley
    • Medecine
      • W. H. Fletcher
    • Refuse Collection
  • Butterley Company
    • Company Profile
      • Timeline
      • Documentary about the Rise and Fall of the Butterley Company
      • The Origins of the Butterley Company
      • The Founders
      • Butterley’s 19th Century Chief Engineers
      • Recent Acquisitions
      • The Wright Family
      • Cromford Canal
      • 19th Century Chief Engineers
    • Ironworks (Ripley)
      • The Foundry
      • Machine Shop
      • Constructional Dept.
      • Erectors
    • Codnor Park Works
      • The Origin of Codnor Park Ironworks
      • Forge & Rolling Mills
      • Wagon Works
      • Steel Works
      • Sunshine Agricultural
    • Mines & Quarries
      • Coal
      • Iron Ore
      • Limestone & Fluorspar
    • Brickworks
      • 19th Century
      • 20th Century
    • Engineering Achievements
      • Structures
      • Engines
        • Early Locomotives
      • Machines
    • Factoids
      • Butterley Ironworks
      • Codnor Park Works
    • Butterley Trust
      • Tunnel Vision
      • Butterley Ironworks : The Future
      • Butterley Ironworks Keystone 1791
      • Butterley blast furnaces
  • The Trust
    • Membership
    • Committee 2019-2020
    • Newsletters
    • Events
    • Meetings
    • Walks
    • Privacy Policy
  • Publications
    • 2016
      • All Things Local April 2016 : Butterley’s Early Engines
      • All Things Local August 2016 : Dr Fletcher
      • All Things Local October 2016 : The Clarion Clubs
      • All Things Local December 2016 : The First of the Many
    • 2017
      • All Things Local February 2017 : Dirty Old Town
      • All Things Local April 2017 : A Thirsty Giant
      • All Things Local June 2017 : The History Makers
      • All Things Local August 2017 : the Butterley Liftpark
      • All Things Local October 2017 : Funny Money
      • All Things Local December 2017 : The Butterley Billionaire
    • 2018
      • All Things Local January 2018 : Ogles
      • All Things Local March 2018 : A Nation of Shopkeepers
      • All Things Local June 2018 : Riotous Ripley
      • All Things Local August 2018 : The Other Miner’s Strike
      • All Things Local December 2018: Codnor’s Head Man
    • 2019
      • All Things Local August 2019: The Gas Man Cometh
      • All Things Local February 2019 : Story in a Bottle
      • All Things Local March 2019: Shelter from the Storm
      • All Things Local May 2019: The Village Green
      • All Things Local November 2019:The Spitfire Fund
    • 2020
      • All Things Local january 2020 : Carnival!
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Welcome to the Ripley and District Heritage Trust, Derbyshire, UK. Our aim is to collect and conserve documents and artefacts relating to the history of Ripley and district. Our website is (always) under development and we hope to add more pages soon. We now have online ordering of publications : please let us know if there are any problems with it.
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