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
      • The Village Green
    • Nottingham Road
    • Oxford Street
    • Steam Mill Lane
  • History by Theme
    • Local Government
      • Riotous Ripley
    • Co-op
      • The History of The Ripley Co-operative Society
      • Funny Money
      • 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
      • Carnival!
      • Music Hall in Ripley
    • Medecine
      • W. H. Fletcher
    • World War 1
      • Shelter from the Storm
      • The First of the Many : John Knowles
    • environment
      • Refuse Collection
      • Dirty Old Town
      • The Coming of gas
    • world war 2
      • The Spitfire Fund
    • shops
      • A Nation of Shopkeepers
  • History by Person
    • 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
    • The History Makers
    • Joseph Millott Severn
  • Butterley Company
    • Butterley ironworks Trust
      • Butterley Ironworks : The Future
      • Butterley blast furnaces
      • Butterley Ironworks Keystone 1791
    • Company Profile
      • Timeline
      • Documentary about the Rise and Fall of the Butterley Company
      • The Origins of the Butterley Company
      • Butterley’s 19th Century Chief Engineers
      • Recent Acquisitions
      • Cromford Canal
    • Butterley People
      • John Borwell
      • The Butterley Billionaire
      • The Founders
      • 19th Century Chief Engineers
    • Ironworks (Ripley)
      • A Thirsty Giant
      • The Foundry
      • Machine Shop
      • Constructional Dept.
      • Erectors
      • The Butterley Liftpark
    • 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
      • The 1893 Miners’ Strike
    • Brickworks
      • 19th Century
      • 20th Century
    • Engineering Achievements
      • Structures
      • Engines
        • Early Locomotives
      • Machines
    • Factoids
      • Butterley Ironworks
  • Contact Us
  • The Trust
    • Links
    • Events
    • Publications for Sale
    • Committee 2020-2021
    • Privacy Policy
    • Meetings
    • Membership
    • Newsletters
    • Walks
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Links

Here are a few links to other local heritage sites:

Pentrich Historical Society

Codnor Castle Heritage Trust 

Stuart Saint’s Codnor site has everything you could wish to know about Codnor

The Pentrich Revolution 1817

The Friends of Cromford Canal

The Midland Railway at Butterley

Heage Windmill

Heanor and District Local History Society

Jacksdale and Westwood Community Heritage site covers Butterley’s Codnor Park site

Belper Research site has lots of resources about the town.

Welcome to the Ripley and District Heritage Trust.

We are a small voluntary group based in Ripley, Derbyshire, Uk.

Our aim is to collect and conserve documents and artefacts relating to the history of Ripley and district.

You can join our mailing list for free by using the Contact Us tab and sending us your details.

We have a small number of publications for sale : click on the shop tab to see what is available.

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