Bradwell: Ancient and Modern
A History of the Parish and of Incidents in the Hope Valley.
By Seth Evans (1912)
Transcriptions by Rosemary Lockie, © Copyright 2013
Through the kindness of C.E.
Bradshaw Bowles, Esq., J.P., editor
of the Derbyshire Archaeological
Journal, the following plates of
Roman Brough, and also the Ancient
Oven, have been lent to the Author.
In this connection reference may be
made to the explorations of Brough
(Chapter II).
MAP OF THE SITUATION.
MAP OF THE SITUATION.
PLAN OF EXCAVATIONS.
PLAN OF EXCAVATIONS.
WEST CORNER OF MAIN WALL.
WEST CORNER OF MAIN WALL.
NORTH-WEST WALL OF PRAETORIUM.
NORTH-WEST WALL OF PRAETORIUM.
UNDERGROUND CHAMBER OR WELL.
UNDERGROUND CHAMBER OR WELL.
ANOTHER VIEW OF UNDERGROUND CHAMBER.
ANOTHER VIEW OF UNDERGROUND CHAMBER.
ROMAN WORKINGS IN STONE AT BROUGH.
ROMAN WORKINGS IN STONE AT BROUGH.
INSCRIBED TABLET, DATE MIDDLE OF SECOND CENTURY.
INSCRIBED TABLET, DATE MIDDLE OF SECOND CENTURY.
KEY TO INSCRIPTION ON TABLET.
KEY TO INSCRIPTION ON TABLET.
REMAINS OF ANCIENT OVEN DISCOVERED IN CHARLOTTE LANE.
REMAINS OF ANCIENT OVEN DISCOVERED IN CHARLOTTE LANE.
BRADWELL.
“Now of the Peak I've said all I intend.
May health and pleasure wait on - every friend
At Tideswell, Grindlow, Grange and Abneylow,
Wardlow and Windmill Hucklow and Foolow;
At Bretton, Bradwell, Middleton, and Leam,
Castleton, Baslow, Hathersage, and Eyam”. |
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CHESTERFIELD:
Broad Oaks Press,
1912.
OCR/transcript by Rosemary Lockie in February 2013.
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