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Discover Derbyshire and the Peak District Shardlow is one of the best-preserved inland canal ports in the country. Shardlow may not have the hills and splendid views to be found in other parts of Derbyshire, but for anyone interested in heritage and who enjoys walking by water it should not be missed. Shardlow Marina is a colourful sight with boats of all sorts and sizes waiting to be sold. www.derbyshire-peakdistrict.co.uk /shardlow.htm   (1253 words)

Shardlow village in Derbyshire - Information and photos Shardlow is situated 8 miles south east of Derby in Derbyshire, just off the A6, was once a considerable inland port on the river Trent. Many of the old cottages in Shardlow were replaced by modern developments in the 1960`s but some were saved when much of the canalside was designated a conservation area in 1978.There are still some large and fine houses remaining that were built by the wealthy canal merchants. Shardlow Hall, opposite the church on the main road, was built in 1684 to a design by Smith of Warwick and Joseph Pickford of Derby fame. www.derbyshireuk.net /shardlow.html   (465 words)

shardlow   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26) John Shardlow is a consultant for the Jewel and Lake City and his word, according to some, should not be questioned. Shardlow got up to rebute Larry and blatantly and outright lied as to what Larry had said. Now one would think that a 'professional' like Shardlow would be more careful about falsifing someone elses statement, especially when it is being recorded, but the attitude of this group seems to be "Don't question me". home.earthlink.net /~hamlet130/id121.html   (382 words)

Shardlow Heritage Centre - Walk - museum and exhibition about this 18th century canal transhipment port Shardlow used to have many small shops in people's houses and the present post office is on the site of one of these, that used to be run by the Ward family. Shardlow Manor was taken down and rebuilt in 1746-7 by John Chambers of Wilne for Mr Alpheus Burgin at a cost of £43. The original frontage of Shardlow Hall faced the road from Aston Lane to Great Wilne (now the footpath), the original building being 1684 with additions and a new frontage when the new turnpike (London Road) was put through in the 18th century. homepages.which.net /~shardlow.heritage/vwalk.htm   (1723 words)

Canal Museums Shardlow Heritage Centre The 18th century canal port, with all its associated wharves and warehouses is clearly to be seen. Shardlow Heritage Centre is housed in the oldest of these warehouses. Follow the signs to Shardlow from the A50 between junction 24 of the M1 and Derby. www.canaljunction.com /museum/shardlow.htm   (264 words)

White's 1857 Directory of Derbyshire - pages 316-327 SHARDLOW AND GREAT WILNE form a joint township, and was made a new ecclesiastical district or parish in October, 1839. SHARDLOW, is a considerable village on the Derby and Loughborough turnpike road, and the north bank of the river Trent, from 6 to 7 miles S.E. by E. from Derby; it contains 1,207A. SHARDLOW POOR-LAW UNION was formed in 1837, and consists of 49 parishes and town­ships, having 57 guardians, who meet every Monday, at 10 o’clock, at the Union Workhouse. www.n.f.wilson.btinternet.co.uk /316-327.htm   (2611 words)

The School of Community, Health Sciences and Social Care | University of Salford - A Greater Manchester University   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26) Shardlow welcomes applications from any post-graduates who are interested in studying for a PhD in the field of social work. Shardlow's research interests are broadly based, grounded in inter-disciplinarily, and span the disciplines of social work and the social professions, encompassing policy, practice, planning, theory and education. Shardlow has worked extensively on a variety of European research and development projects, been a consultant to several East European governments and has published widely - his work has been translated into several languages. www.chssc.salford.ac.uk /staff/academic/shardlow/index.htm   (570 words)

Shardlow   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26) The canal village of Shardlow lies 6m SE Derby on the main road to Loughborough, just this side of the River Trent which marks the boundary with Leicestershire. In the great age of inland waterways Shardlow was the eastern terminus and principal port of James Brindley’s Grand Trunk Canal, cut between 1766 and 1777 and now known simply as the ‘Trent and Mersey’. And what with all those thirsty boatmen about, there was bound to be an abundance of pubs, most of which are still there, with a goodly selection of real ales - though the once-thriving brewery of Zachariah Smith opposite the Malt Shovel and the Cavendish Brewery of George Eaton have long since ceased to operate. members.aol.com /tubbspubs/Shardlow.htm   (496 words)

Shardlow Heritage Centre - Home Page - museum and exhibition about this 18th century canal port   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26) Visit Shardlow and its Heritage Centre for a fascinating insight into this 18th century canal transhipment port. Shardlow Heritage Centre is staffed entirely by local volunteers. The Centre is housed in the earliest of the canal warehouses and can be found by following the signs to Shardlow from the A50 between Junction 24 of the M1 and Derby. homepages.which.net /~shardlow.heritage   (224 words)

Shardlow, Derbyshire, England - Photographs & History The village of Shardlow is located just within the Derbyshire boundary on the Trent and Mersey canal where it meets with the River Trent. Shardlow is located 8 miles south east of Derby and is a rare surviving example of an inland river and canal port. The canal first arrived in 1770 and Shardlow was transformed into a busy port with a plethora of basin, wharf and warehouse development. www.derbyphotos.co.uk /areas_p_z/shardlow.htm   (1119 words)

Shardlow RD Derbyshire through time | Local history overview for the Local Government District Shardlow RD was a Local Government District in the county of Derbyshire, in England. The boundaries of Shardlow RD shown on 19th and 20th century maps. Discover other units Shardlow was related to, and how its boundaries changed. www.visionofbritain.org.uk /unit_page.jsp?u_id=10042823   (169 words)

Gallery In the meantime she had her wish and was a mother to three healthy bitch puppies born in 2000 (sire Shardlow Hakuna Matata) and 3 bitch /two dog puppies born December 2001, (sire Ch Kutani Reckless). This boy, Shardlow Born to be Wild, is known as "Harley" to his friends. Snoopy (Shardlow Fly Without Wings) is shown on the left with his new family on arrival at his new home. myweb.tiscali.co.uk /shardlow/shardlow/gallery_lhasa.htm   (784 words)

Shardlow Hotels & Accommodation near Shardlow in Derbyshire There is only 1 hotel with a Shardlow address but a total of 93 hotels are within 26.5 miles of Shardlow. Price and star rating are not necessarily the best guide to overall hotel quality, and Shardlow hotel guest reviews suggest that Dannah Farm Country House (14.5m) with a rating of 98% offered the best overall guest satisfaction. Click here to see the Cheapest Shardlow hotels first, here for the most Expensive accommodation or here for the Nearest to Shardlow. www.uk-tourist-attractions.co.uk /England_hotels/Shardlow_hotels.cfm   (720 words)

Trent & Peak Archaeological Unit: Shardlow Log Boat   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26) Regular monitoring of the Shardlow, ARC quarry, by Dr Chris R Salisbury, with help from the Quarry Manager, Robin Wooley, has resulted in a number of structures being recovered within close proximity at depths of some 2-3m below the gravel. Chris has recorded and sampled elements of a palaeochannel (infilled river course), a stone and wood structure, and most recently identified a log-boat which still retains a cargo of quarried stone. It may have been this flood which caused the log-boat to sink with its cargo of quarried stone. www.nottingham.ac.uk /tpau/projects/aqb   (330 words)

Pubs and Inns in the Shardlow, Derbyshire, England   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26) The village of Shardlow is on the A6, 6 miles south east of Derby and 3 miles from Juntion 24 of the M1. Steeped with canal history, it is still a popular stopping off place for canal travellers with its busy pubs and restaurants and there are many others not listed here worth a visit. Shardlow has a marina connected to the Trent and its own canal basin. www.nottspubs.co.uk /derbyshire/pubs/shardlowpubs.htm   (392 words)

Shardlow: Waterscape.com There has been a settlement here since before the Doomsday Book was written and Shardlow was already an important inland port on the River Trent, long before the coming of the canals. When the Trent and Mersey Canal was built and opened in 1777 - largely due to the efforts of the potter Josiah Wedgewood - Shardlow, at its eastern limit, took on new importance, quadrupling in population in just fifty years. The wharf and surroundings at Shardlow is now a designated conservation area. www.waterscape.com /servicesdirectory/Shardlow   (207 words)

Shardlow Heritage Centre - 24 Hour Museum - official guide to UK museums, galleries, exhibitions and heritage Also, large poster display panels tell the story of St James Church, Wilne Chapel, the village carnival, the House of Industry, the village schools, the tramway, the Ropery and the Henshall family, and a case study of a site on Aston Lane. There is a full size replica of a narrowboat back cabin which has been named Swift after one of the Shardlow Boat Company's craft. In the exhibition cases and displayed around the walls are items related to rural crafts and industries including flsmiths and cobblers tools, farming implements, bottles from local breweries, and material relating to the Aston to Shardlow tramway. www.24hourmuseum.org.uk /museum_gfx_en/AM12.html   (407 words)

Shardlow Brewing Company Ltd We do not maintain a list of beers brewed by each brewery, but recommend you visit the entry for Shardlow Brewing Company Ltd on www.beermad.org.uk. Shardlow own two pubs, The Blue Bell, Melbourne, Derbyshire and The Ashby Court Hotel, Ashby de la Zouche, Leicestershire We are not Shardlow Brewing Company Ltd and have no connection with them. www.quaffale.org.uk /php/brewery/498   (242 words)

Hotels in Shardlow > Derbyshire - Books a hotel/guesthouse room online Rooms in Shardlow range from £49 to £49. The lowest star rating hotel in Shardlow is n/a. The highest star rating hotel in Shardlow is n/a. www.hotels-stay.co.uk /derbyshire/shardlow   (189 words)

WIRKSWORTH-Parish Records-Board of Guardians Shardlow --- Celia TOPLEY 28 single woman ill. remove to Belton to parents Shardlow --- William WHITEACRE and family res Castle Donington,debility Normanton --- William VICKERS 68 lab wife 74 died,coffin ordered. Kegworth --- John WOOTTON in Shardlow Workhouse Kegworth --- John OSBORN, wife and seven children,in Shardlow Workhouse from Kegworth Kegworth --- John HARDY wife,four children res Hucknall Torkard, lately in Kegworth, destitute. Hi list, 1840 Shardlow Union and more deliberations to be made concerning these folks within and connected to Shardlow Union. www.wirksworth.org.uk /Board-3.htm   (7780 words)

Shardlow   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26) Superintendent Registrar, Nicholas Twigge, District Register Office, Shardlow. The Workhouse, a building of red brick, adapted in 1857 to hold 148 inmates. I was researching the documentation for the workhouse which was based at Shardlow, Derbyshire. institutions.org.uk /workhouses/england/derby/shardlow_workhouse.htm   (175 words)

GENUKI: Shardlow, Derbyshire A Description of Shardlow has been transcribed by Heather Faulkes from Pigot's Directory of 1828. Directory for Shardlow with Aston, and Weston-upon-Trent and neighbourhoods transcribed from Pigot and Co's Commercial Directory for Derbyshire, 1835 by Rosemary Lockie. The transcription of the section for Shardlow from the National Gazetteer (1868) provided by Colin Hinson. www.genuki.org.uk:8080 /big/eng/DBY/Shardlow   (158 words)

Shardlow | The Modern Antiquarian | Shardlow I guess Shardlow isn't really in the Peak District proper, unless of course you take the Pennines right to their bitter southern end, and finish at the Heritage Hotel (nee Pennine Hotel) in Derby City centre. In the Bronze Age Shardlow was marshy wet ground on the edges of the then River Trent. Possibly the only 'good-ish' thing to come out of the pits apart from a 'Windsor 3inch pea driveway gravel' is the discovery of the Bronze Age log boat and the stone and timber causeway/walkway it was discovered next to. www.themodernantiquarian.com /site/6590   (718 words)

publications.bib @ARTICLE{shardlow03:_split, AUTHOR = {Shardlow, Tony}, TITLE = {Splitting for dissipative particle dynamics}, ABSTRACT = {We study numerical methods for dissipative particle dynamics, a system of stochastic differential equations for simulating particles interacting pairwise according to a soft potential at constant temperature where the total momentum is conserved. We consider the problem of $N$ particles evolving on the one dimensional periodic domain of length $L$ and, if the density of particles is large, prove geometric convergence to a unique invariant measure. The unperturbed problem is assumed to be geometrically ergodic in the sense usually established through the use of Foster--Lyapunov drift conditions. www.ma.man.ac.uk /~shardlow/publications_bib.html   (1861 words)

R. Shardlow Posters Prints - Joseph Conrad Ross Shardlow Art Print - Artist: R. Shardlow - Poster Size: 29x20 - SHOP.COM Shardlow Posters Prints - Joseph Conrad Ross Shardlow Art Print - Artist: R. Shardlow - Poster Size: 29x20 Browse all your favorite R. Shardlow posters, art prints and framed art at Art.com, the World's # 1 Art Print and Poster store. All other designated trademarks, copyrights and brands are the property of their respective owners. www.shop.com /op/aprod-p26811046   (237 words)

Hotels, Inns, Bed and Breakfast Accommodation Shardlow, Derbyshire, UK. Hotels, inns, guesthouses and bed and breakfast accommodation in Shardlow, Derbyshire, England. Hotels, inns, bed and breakfast accommodation Shardlow, Derbyshire, England. The powerful solution for finding hotels, inns, bandbs, and bed and breakfast accommodation in Shardlow, Derbyshire, UK. www.databrowse.co.uk /hotels/Derbyshire/Shardlow.html   (145 words)

MOORE line Note that there were other MOORE lines at Shardlow Derbys (see Shardlow Heritage Centre for families etc.) but we have not established a connection and they may well be quite separate. We have included a line of MOOREs from around Rugeley that could be the ancestors of Humphrey of Shardlow - see MOORE Staffordshire Line. His will is interesting and he left money to George who was innkeeper at the Navigation in Shardlow. homepage.ntlworld.com /simpsont/MOORE_line.htm   (2393 words)

Untitled Document   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26) Welcome to Shardlow 4x4 Centres web redirect page. Land Rover UK wish us to clarify that we are in no way connected to or authorised as an official Land Rover agent, Shardlow 4x4 are an independent family owned local company and sell only used vehicles. If you understand that Shardlow 4x4 are not an approved Land Rover agent and are entirely independent, and wish to view our stock of used vehicles, please click this link www.shardlow4x4.co.uk www.shardlowlandrover.com   (88 words)

Beermad's brewery detail: Shardlow Definitive address,contact details and history of this brewery can be found at www.quaffale.org.uk Shardlow recommend that their beers should be served without a sparkler An entry is shown for every name for the beers and marked *. www.beermad.org.uk /cgi-bin/show_brewery_info.cgi?id=873   (127 words)

GENUKI: Pigot's Commercial Directory of Derbyshire 1835, Shardlow GENUKI: Pigot's Commercial Directory of Derbyshire 1835, Shardlow Gould William (to Daniels and Payne), iron merchants) Shardlow Sutton and Co. Shardlow; works, at Lawton, andc. www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/DBY/Pigot1835/dbyshard.html   (233 words)

Sutton line   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26) This is the line of the SUTTONs who were boatmen, salt merchants etc. at Shardlow with salt works at Rode Heath (Lawton) Cheshire and Shirleywich, Staffordshire. James SUTTON was in partnership in a canal carrying company with James Clifford of Shardlow, and Charles Atkins of Etruria, Staffordshire. There are recorded connections between James SUTTON of Shardlow and the SUTTONs at Heanor Hall, but we are still looking for family relationships between them. homepage.ntlworld.com /simpsont/sutton_line.htm   (3073 words)

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