2.1a Baslow and Bubnell a Brief History.pdf A very brief history of the village of Baslow and Bubnell
2.1b The- Story of Robin Hood.pdf a hamlet near Baslow. Today it is an Inn and a car park, popular with the tourists and walkers. The article starts with Bronze age farming and traces the story of the area over the years, the people, the millstone quarries, the coal mines, the agriculture.
2.1c Bubnell History.pdf This is the story of the farms and other buildings in the hamlet, and the people who lived in them. It includes the early families (Broomhead, Gardom and Oddy), the take over by the Duke of Devonshire and his new model farm, and notes on each building and its inhabitants over the last 2 or 3 centuries
2.1d Baslow in 1760 The year saw momentous changes in the villag., The turnpike arrived. There was a new lead smelter. The coal mine was being enhanced. Enclosure of fields was under way.
2.1e Bridge End 1827 A major development at Bridge End in 1827. Houses and a large farm were demolished (and new accodation built elsewhere). The churchyard was enlarged, roads widened and pavements installed. Little has changed since.
2.1f Enclosure Award ver 2011 The Baslow Enclosure Award was a sham. No enclosures were made. However the Duke of Rutland converted Common Land – moorland – into his private grouse moor and the Duke of Devonshire acquired a large extension to his park as well as his own grouse moor. The early version 2011 concentrates on people involved, the latter on the history of what happened
2.1g Enclosure Award ver 2017 The Enclosure Award, The Reoranisation of the Turnpike Road and the creation of the New (Chatsworht) Park
2.1h Enclosure Award ver 2021 This concentrates on the reasons for, process of and the results of the Enclosure Award. There are 3 versions of the Enclosure Award, reflection my understanding of it over the years.
2.1i The Marsdens in Baslow Hugo Marsden arrived in Baslow in 1596 to marry Alicia Brough. His family prospered over the next two centuries before dwindling away by 1900. There are notes on Parkgate Farm and another farm, Oxclose, in Chatsworth Park which no longer exists
2.1j Baslow & Bubnell compared Originally Baslow and Bubnell were similar communities. Over the centuries, Baslow flourished while Bubnell remained unchanged. This gives some of the facts
2.1k Rev John Barker and the Duke A nice story of the Duke of York attending church and offering an army commission to the priest’s son
Baslow History 