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... TEIECRAPH May M bPETERTURTON Hassop charming on the B6001 DRIVING along the B6001 from Bakewell the village of Hassop quite unexpectedly ABOVE The attracUve stone-buUt and below The Eyre Arms This charming unspoilt village stanrin two-and-a-half miles ...
... ttheB600l DRIVING along the B6001 from Bakewell the village of Hassop -appears quite unexpectedly This charming unspoilt village stands two-and-a-half miles from the site of the Bakewell showground Hassop has been associated with the Eyre family since the late ...
... deter prevent and deer from the wall” Hassop was long the seat of a notable family Eyres points out Mr Waud It oame into their by in 1498 the Cromwellian the Eyre family were Royalists history records Eyre in 1643 Hassop for the Later Drive one and youTI ...
... The Roman Catholic Church and below the main road through the village at the Great Longstone turn-off A PRETTY 'corner of Hassop pictured above and below another view of the Roman Catholic Church VOUR OWN BUSINESS A FRANCHISEE Pbrt nationally operation ...
... found the famed marble pulpit ( left) -with harvest decora- tion and screen aisle with theffcrestof fthe? have lived at nearby Hassop Hall for' many -A:--r-v'i!':-s !'5'i:ii'-S£? SriMRflatiMrvic ivmm TmtM ') K' ...
... ABOVE The Roman Catholic Church and below the main road through the village at the Great Longstone turn-off A PRETTY corner of Hassop pictured above and below another view of the Roman Catholic Church YOUR OWN BUSINESS A FRANCHISEE required tor a busy restaurant ...
... and women were placed employment locally and 12 in other areas And they love it so much DERBYSHIRE No 148 : Hassop In alphabetical sequence Hassop one mile north of Bake-well falls neatly into place between Hassocks ( Sussex ) and Hassua ( Pakistan ) in ...
... reproduced below) showed cattle grazing on pasturage to the east of with Telegraph Chief Photographer E R ARNOLD the A622 Bakewell-Hassop highway with the high ground in the distance topped by part of Birchill Bank Wood No picture was published last week owing ...
... atmosphere courteous hospitality tooth their attractions the return route from promised the interesting Hassop oal was the way having written in praise Hassop would only repeat that it is a charming and completely unspoiled village because is under the benign ...
... objective then the lovely secluded hamlet of Rowland and head for the Hassop-Longstone highway in front At the T junction walk across road on a slight left incline bridle road skirting Hassop Park Proceed through five fields along path hugging boundary wall ...
... Catholic Church Hassop detail the picture reproduced below The church was built 1816 by the Eyre family lived at the hall opposite church until the century according to Mr Keith Walkerdine lives at 13 Findern Street Derby ‘‘The Eyres came to Hassop the 15th ...
... slides at the weekly meeting Next Wednesday members will visit Derby Co-operatTve bakery Osmaston Park Road HASSOP HALL OPEN ON SUNDAY Hassop Hall Bakewell will be open to the public by permission of Francis Stephenson for the Queen’s Institute of District ...