Tin House, Miller's Dale

Originally 'The Wriggly Tin' cafe was for the rail workers and labourers, it soon became derelict when the station closed, it has been restored and is now a private home.

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Monsal Trail, Miller's Dale

The Monsal Trail runs along a disused railway line that has been converted into a track for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. It runs for eight and a half miles from Coombs Road Viaduct, one mile southeast of Bakewell to the head of Chee Dale, about three miles east of Buxton. The route follows the deep limestone valley of the River Wye through breathtaking countryside.

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St Anne Church, Miller's Dale

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Miller's Dale Village, Churches, Derbyshire

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Main Road, Miller's Dale

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Bridge over the River Wye

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Millers Dale

This mill was used to grind meal for animal fodder. It belonged to the Devonshire Estate and was worked by several generations of the Dakin family. They bought the freehold in the late 18th century. For many years the mill was run by the two brothers. Both died in the winter 1912/13. The mill closed in 1920.

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Cottage Row, Miller's Dale

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Anglers Rest, Millers Dale

I always seem to find the local before anything else

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