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	Baslow village in Derbyshire and the Peak District - Information and Photographs
		Baslow village is situated at the northern edge of Chatsworth Park in Derbyshire and the Peak District National Park, with which it has close links.
		Baslow is divided into three distint areas, Over End, Nether End and Bridge End, where the river Derwent is spanned by a charming, 17th century, 3 arched bridge, beside which is a little stone shelter built for the toll collector.
		Baslow is in a superb position, with magnificent views to be has from the nearby Baslow Edge, where the moorland is just a wilderness of heather and home of grouse.
	www.derbyshireuk.net /baslow.html (598 words)

	GENUKI: Baslow, Derbyshire - The Barker Families and the Weaving Trade
		This article outlines the Barker families in Baslow and Bubnell, provides evidence of weaving in the villages and comments on the absence of Retailers and Tradesmen in Bubnell.
		In 1841 the population of Baslow (excluding Bubnell) was 877 and of Bubnell 214.
		The Baslow Barkers can be traced back to Henry Barke (sic) who had two children, Olive christened in 1639 and Robert in 1641.
	www.genuki.org.uk:8080 /big/eng/DBY/Baslow/BarkersandWeavers.html (826 words)

	Baslow's Electric OmniumGatherum: 03/01/2001 - 04/01/2001
		Baslow wearily made her way from the bedroom to the living room and told the girls they had to stop giggling and talking and go to sleep.
		Baslow could imagine David's reaction, arriving at the CE NY Bureau office for his interview with WABC, to learning that he would have to, that evening, write out answers to questions posed by The Times of India after making hiw way home, after eating dinner, before packing for his class trip.
		Baslow is convinced that models of such granularity will emerge only when students of human behavior have the means to incorporate social/cultural and ecological elements into their fundamental psychological accounts.
	baslow.blogspot.com /2001_03_01_baslow_archive.html (7975 words)

	Baslow \| Peak District Towns and Villages \| Staffordshire \| Derbyshire \| England \| UK
		Baslow is the largest of the Derwent villages downstream of Hathersage and within the park boundaries.
		The third area of Baslow is called Over End and is a residential area on the hillside to the north of the rest of the village.
		Baslow Edge to the north of the village was once quarried for gritstone and features the Eagle Rock, an isolated 6 metre high block of gritstone.
	www.cressbrook.co.uk /towns/baslow.php (657 words)

	Walks in the UK Peak District - Baslow edges, moorland and monuments
		The eastern edge of the peak district is characterised by the ridge of gritstone that runs down from the high moors to the north.
		It is however quite rocky, and those preferring the easy life may prefer to retrace their steps to the main track and follow that south to rejoin the route later.
		Cross the main Baslow to Sheffield road and pass into the moorland on the southern quarter by the stile.
	www.peakwalk.org.uk /baslowedges.asp (2243 words)

	Hotels in Baslow Derbyshire accommodation - Baslow hotels accommodation in Derbyshire Peak District
		Baslow lies at the junction of the A619 linking Bakewell to Chesterfield, the A 621 linking Sheffield to Baslow, and A623 through the very heart of the Peak District.
		The oldest part of Baslow is Bridge End with a fine church and triple-arched bridge that carried the original 18th century turnpike road from Sheffield over the River Derwent.
		Baslow is 3 miles north of Bakewell, 7 miles west of Chesterfield and 9 miles south of Sheffield.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /baslowhotels.html (542 words)

	Pictures of Baslow
		Baslow is sited on the meandering River Derwent and just beyond the church lies a bridge of 1603, interesting for the fact that this is the only bridge crossing the river never to have been destroyed by floods.
		At the edge of Baslow lies one of the geological features of the area, an isolated giant gritstone rock of around 6 metres high of which an old legend tells that local men had to climb this rock before they could be considered worthy of marriage!
		Except for during the busy tourist season Baslow is mostly a tranquil place, as such it is ideal for a romantic weekend or to use as a base for discovering the stark beauty of the High Peak and its treasure trove of historic properties.
	www.picturesofengland.com /England/Derbyshire/Baslow (894 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Baslow is a village in the Derbyshire Peak District, lying between Sheffield and Bakewell.
		The third area of Baslow is called Over End and is a residential area on the hillside to the North of the village.
		To the North of the village, Baslow Edge was once quarried for gritstone and features the Eagle Stone, an isolated 6-metre high block of gritstone.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Baslow (406 words)

	GENUKI: Baslow, Derbyshire - Charity Boards in the Church
		ANTHONY HALLAM of Baslow gave by his will 10 Pound the Interest to be given to the poor of Baslow on the 25th of January for ever.
		In the 1920s Mr Alcock the Baslow Schoolmaster, made a note that he had found a bundle of papers in the Parish Chest including a leaf torn from the 1693 Register relating to this bequest.
		In 1827 the division of rent remained 10/- to the Minister of Baslow for preaching the anniversary sermon on Nov 5th; 20/- to the Schoolmaster of Stanton Ford, 10/- to the poor of Baslow and 10/- to the poorest people and the greatest objects of charity within Curbar Calver and Froggatt.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/DBY/Baslow/CharityBoards.html (949 words)

	Baslow photographs, maps, books & memories
		In 1906 pensions (daily rate for room and meals) at The Grand started at 10s 6d and were on a par with similar establishments at Buxton, where the rates varied between 9s and 16s.
		Riverside beeches frame Baslow's three-arched medieval bridge at Nether End, as it strides across the River Derwent with elegant ease.
		It is one of two bridges in the village - the other one at Bridge End dates from the 17th century, and features a tiny toll house with a 3½ ft (1m) high doorway.
	www.francisfrith.com /archive/derbyshire/baslow (268 words)

	Hunters Bar FC - Sheffield based Football Team (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The swirling wind played havoc and an early clearance by Baslows keeper went nearly the length of the pitch before being put out for a corner by Davies, who was back in the side partnering Jordan at centre half.
		A ball through the middle caught everyone on the hop, though many would have been surprised at the speed with which Baslows striker got past Jordan on the end of it and drilled home.
		A ball into the left back position giving Jordan little other option than to commit himself away from his man. From the resultant free kick Baslow took their first points of the season.
	www.huntersbarfc.co.uk /baslow.html (442 words)

	coach and bus services from Hulleys of Baslow
		Having worked as a chauffeur for The Hydro, a magnificent Baslow hotel, Henry purchased his own 5 seat Ford T taxi in 1914 which was garaged at the rear of The Peacock Hotel (now The Cavendish).
		A purpose built four bed roomed house and corrugated iron garage were built adjacent to Calver Road in early 1922 to house the now expanding fleet.
		In January 1938 Henry Hulley and Sons was formed into a limited company with the members of the family holding all the shares.
	www.hulleys-of-baslow.co.uk /history.htm (503 words)

	Walk #587: A circular walk between Baslow and Grindleford
		I had planned a 20-mile circular walk based on Baslow, but as I could not locate the map of the area to the north of Grindleford I was forced to limit myself to the area south of there.
		The drive through the Peak District to Baslow was nice, and I was pleased to see that the mornings were getting lighter earlier; the only annoyance being the two pound fifty pence charge for all-day parking in the car park - an absolute rip-off.
		Instead of turning left to walk northwards along Baslow Edge I walked eastwards for a short distance to Wellington's Monument, a simple cross on the southern edge of the moorland, with some fairly expansive views that were obscured by the sun, which was low in the sky at this time of the morning.
	www.britishwalks.org /walks/2004/587.php (2463 words)

	Discover Derbyshire and the Peak District
		Baslow is a busy little village, delightfully situated in the Derwent Valley, with Chatsworth Park to the south and Baslow Edge rising to the north.
		Following the improvement of the road network it became easier for wealthy people from Sheffield and other cities to visit the country for health or recreational reasons and for 50 years Baslow Hydro was the dominating feature in the village.
		Standing in solitary confinement on Baslow Edge is a massive boulder known as the Eagle Stone.
	www.derbyshire-peakdistrict.co.uk /baslow.htm (1092 words)

	Bed and breakfast in Baslow Derbyshire accommodation - b&b accommodation around Baslow B&B in Derbyshire the ...
		If you are in the right town but cannot find the accommodation you want on this page, you might consider Baslow hotels and self catering accommodation in Baslow.
		From Baslow the parklands of Chatsworth are approached over a 17thcentury Packhorse Bridge and past a row of pretty thatched cottages.
		St Anne’s church in Baslow is both a beautiful and unusual church - one clock tower has Roman numerals and is dated 1759 and the other has ‘Victoria 1897’ on its face to mark Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /baslowbandb.html (366 words)

	GENUKI: Old Bridge, Baslow, Derbyshire
		The north-eastern end (opposite end to where this photograph is taken) of the Bridge has a small stone built hut, which has been variously described as a toll booth and chapel, but in fact was built to provide shelter for the village "watchman", and was probably built at the same time as the bridge, 1609.
		The lady in question was a beggar who would often sleep there after visiting one of her benefactors, Mr Edmund Hodgkinson of Baslow, who owned the flour mill.
		Baslow New Bridge (called the "Devonshire Bridge") carrying the A619 between Chesterfield and Bakewell was built 1924-5.
	www.wishful-thinking.org.uk /genuki/DBY/Baslow/OldBridge.html (274 words)

	Baslow holiday accommodation & village guide. Holidays in Baslow, Derbyshire, Peak District
		Baslow holiday accommodation and village guide featuring Baslow hotels, holiday cottages in Baslow, Baslow b&b, Baslow pubs and more places to stay in this lovely Peak District village.
		Built in 1907 for Rev. Jeremiah Stockdale who was vicar of Baslow for 48 years, it became the home of electrical pioneer Sebastian de Ferranti in 1913 until his death in 1930 and is now a Fischer's Hotel and Restaurant.
		Another Baslow clergyman, Frederic Barker, born in the vicarage next door to St.Anne's church, went to Australia and became Archbishop of Sydney - a post he held for 27 years.
	www.peakdistrict-nationalpark.com /tourist/Baslow.html (1327 words)

	Baslow Tourist Information and Travel Guide at InfoHub.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On the northern edge of the Chatsworth estate, beside the A619/A623 junction, is BASLOW, an inconclusive little hamlet at its prettiest amongst the huddle of old stone houses that flank the River Derwent as it weaves its way south.
		In its own grounds, the hall is picture-postcard perfect, a handsome Edwardian building made of local stone with matching gables and a dinky canopy over the front door.
		The restaurant is superb and has won several awards for its imaginative cuisine; there's a less formal, less expensive café too.
	www.infohub.com /destinations/Europe%2D%26%2DRussia/England/Baslow (201 words)

	Baslow
		From the car park in Baslow, cross the A621 with care and ascend via Eaton Road, beside the café.
		The view over the Derwent Valley - behind you as you approach the monument and attain the huge gritstone boulder known as the Eagle Stone (the name is derived from the Saxon Aigle, a gaint who could hurl stones no other human being could raise from the ground).
		Local legend has it that any young man of Baslow contemplating marriage must first climb the stone to prove his manhood; passing rock-atheletes may find various boulder problems as a diversion, whatever their amatory designs.
	www.highpeak.co.uk /hp/hw_11bd.htm (515 words)

	Pubs and Inns in the Baslow, Derbyshire, England (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pubs and Inns in the Baslow, Derbyshire, England
		Baslow is some 3 miles from Bakewell on the A619 Chesterfield road.
		Baslow, like many other Derbyshire villages has an annual carnival and well dressing.
	www.nottspubs.co.uk /derbyshire/pubs/baslowpubs.htm (254 words)

	Walk #703: A circular from Baslow to Monsal Head and Eyam
		As I drove out of Ashbourne there were signs of snow on the road where the gritter had missed, and as I got higher the fields got a sheen of white, although in most places the green of the grass showed through.
		I arrived at Baslow a little later than I wanted due to a stop for some petrol, and after I paid the rather extortionate £4.20 for a day's parking, I pulled my gear on and set off through Baslow.
		At this time in the morning the village was quite quiet, and as a few snow flurries blew around me I passed the attractive church reached the old bridge over the river.
	www.britishwalks.org /walks/2005/703.php (3133 words)

	Baslow's Electric OmniumGatherum
		Between 9/8/2006 and 9/11/2006 a soccer field in Inwood Hill Park in Upper Manhattan is being turned into a memorial field honoring the thousands who died on 9/11/2001.
		The field is open to everyone, between the hours of 8 A.M. and 10 P.M., during its brief existence.
		We went to Niagara-on-the-Lake at the end of the summer of 2006 to attend the Shaw Festival but, of course, we also wanted to visit Niagara Falls.
	baslow.blogspot.com (743 words)

	Web Design Baslow
		If you are based in Baslow with an existing website, we can offer you a fully comprehensive website analysis service.
		We are very proud of our client's websites and have a selection that we invite you to view within our design examples.
		So if you are looking for web design Baslow, you can feel confident that you have come to the right place.
	www.ec-plus.net /regional/web-design.asp?town=Baslow (333 words)

	1322: Toms Cottage. BASLOW. The Peak District. Self-catering cottage holiday.
		The pretty village of Baslow lies at the north end of stately Chatsworth House - home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire.
		Baslow offers a range of village amenities including shops, pubs and restaurants.
		Close by is Bakewell, the capital of the Peak District, and home of the famous Bakewell pudding (definitely not tart!), still made locally to an old and secret recipe.
	www.sykescottages.co.uk /cottages/1322.php (547 words)

	Baslow walks - 3 mile stroll over the gritstone edges around Baslow, Peak District
		This part of Baslow is known as Nether End and is just off the main A619.
		There are public toilets next to the car park, in addition to a tea shop and a number of pubs in the vicinity.
		Baslow village proper is seen down to your right.
	www.peakdistrict-nationalpark.com /tourist/Baslow-Edge-3-mile-walk.html (697 words)

	Tourist Information on the towns and villages in NORTH DERBYSHIRE - Tourist Net UK guide
		Baslow is situated on the north edge of Chatsworth Park.
		Spanning the River Derwent is a splendid 17th century bridge that still has the small toll shelter in place.
		Around Baslow you can expect to find some great walks and views overlooking the Derwent valley, including the striking and highly popular Baslow Edge.
	www.touristnetuk.com /Wm/derby-n/towns/baslow.htm (122 words)

	LondonTown.com \| Baslow Walk Guide \| Baslow Walk London, E5, England, UK \| London Streets by Street
		Baslow Walk is located in the borough of Hackney
		Below we present a selection of upcoming events, local attractions and great places to eat and shop.
		The nearest underground station to Baslow Walk is 'Leyton ' which is about 48 minutes to the North East.
	www.londontown.com /LondonStreets/baslow_walk_d2d.html (68 words)

	Baslow Holiday cottages: Stable Cottage, Baslow, Derbyshire in the Peak District
		Situated in the village of Baslow, the cottage is within easy walking distance of Chatsworth Park.
		Baslow has a number of pubs, restaurants and shops (all within walking distance of the cottage) and is well suited as a base for a variety of walking and cycling routes.
		It is close to many Derbyshire attractions such as the town of Bakewell, and the country houses of Haddon and Chatsworth.
	www.peakdistrict-nationalpark.com /accommodation/Stable-Cottage.html (287 words)

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