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Ashopton Inn
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Date of photo: 1940s |
Picture source: picturethepast.org.uk |
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The Ashopton Inn disappeared
under water in 1943 when
the Derwent valley was flooded to make way for the Ladybower Reservoir. |
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My great aunt owned the
Ashopton inn. She was the first woman to own hotels in Derbyshire. Because
she catered for all the top engineers who came to build the dam she was the
last civilian to leave the village. Charlotte Butler. I still have some
beautiful treasured silver and furniture from the hotel. |
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Susan Gleadall (July 2018) |
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The Priest and War Poet, Geoffrey Studdert-Kennedy,
stayed at this Inn in 1912. |
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MJW Clark (January 2026) |
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Other Photos |
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Picture source: Hania
Franek |
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Date of picture: 1905 |
Picture source:
Gareth Saunders |