Ancient Monuments

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08/00007/ANCMON 9/Mar/2004	Ravensdale Park	Ancient Monuments - Deer Park Part 8 Mercaston Lane Mercaston Ashbourne Derbyshire Ravensdale Deer Park Part 8 The monument includes the earth work and buried remains of Ravensdale deer park and those of the associated lodge, mill, fishpond and trackway, The park sits in an undulating landscape which sloopes generally to the south. The park was a distinctive part of the Royal Forest of Duffield Frith which since 1285 had been essentially run as a Royal Forest with its own Forest Courts.
08/00001/ANCMON 20/Oct/1976	Dethick, Lea and Holloway	Ancient Mounument - Railway Aqueduct Wirksworth Road Whatstandwell Matlock Derbyshire Buxton Matlock Railway Aqueduct
08/00002/ANCMON 9/Mar/2004	Ravensdale Park	Ancient Mounument - Deer Park Part 3 Muggintonlane End Weston Underwood Ashbourne Derbyshire Ravensdale Deer Park Part 3 The monument includes the earth work and buried remains of Ravensdale deer park and those of the associated lodge, mill, fishpond and trackway, The park sits in an undulating landscape which sloopes generally to the south. The park was a distinctive part of the Royal Forest of Duffield Frith which since 1285 had been essentially run as a Royal Forest with its own Forest Courts.
08/00003/ANCMON 9/Mar/2004	Ravensdale Park	Ancient Monument - Deer Park Part 1 Mercaston Lane Mercaston Ashbourne Derbyshire Ravensdale Deer Park Part 1 The monument includes the earth work and buried remains of Ravensdale deer park and those of the associated lodge, mill, fishpond and trackway, The park sits in an undulating landscape which sloopes generally to the south. The park was a distinctive part of the Royal Forest of Duffield Frith which since 1285 had been essentially run as a Royal Forest with its own Forest Courts.
08/00005/ANCMON 9/Mar/2004	Ravensdale Park	Ancient Monument - Deer Park Part 9 Mercaston Lane Mercaston Ashbourne Derbyshire Ravensdale Deer Park Part 9 The monument includes the earth work and buried remains of Ravensdale deer park and those of the associated lodge, mill, fishpond and trackway, The park sits in an undulating landscape which sloopes generally to the south. The park was a distinctive part of the Royal Forest of Duffield Frith which since 1285 had been essentially run as a Royal Forest with its own Forest Courts.
08/00006/ANCMON 9/Mar/2004	Ravensdale Park	Ancient Monuments - Deer Park Part 10 Mercaston Lane Mercaston Ashbourne Derbyshire Ravensdale Deer Park Part 10 The monument includes the earth work and buried remains of Ravensdale deer park and those of the associated lodge, mill, fishpond and trackway, The park sits in an undulating landscape which sloopes generally to the south. The park was a distinctive part of the Royal Forest of Duffield Frith which since 1285 had been essentially run as a Royal Forest with its own Forest Courts.
08/00008/ANCMON 9/Mar/2004	Ravensdale Park	Ancient Monuments - Deer Park Part 7 Mercaston Lane Mercaston Ashbourne Derbyshire Ravensdale Deer Park Part 7 The monument includes the earth work and buried remains of Ravensdale deer park and those of the associated lodge, mill, fishpond and trackway, The park sits in an undulating landscape which sloopes generally to the south. The park was a distinctive part of the Royal Forest of Duffield Frith which since 1285 had been essentially run as a Royal Forest with its own Forest Courts.
08/00009/ANCMON 9/Mar/2004	Ravensdale Park	Ancient Monument - Deer Park Part 5 Mercaston Lane Mercaston Ashbourne Derbyshire Ravensdale Deer Park Part 5 The monument includes the earth work and buried remains of Ravensdale deer park and those of the associated lodge, mill, fishpond and trackway, The park sits in an undulating landscape which sloopes generally to the south. The park was a distinctive part of the Royal Forest of Duffield Frith which since 1285 had been essentially run as a Royal Forest with its own Forest Courts.
08/00010/ANCMON 9/Mar/2004	Ravensdale Park	Ancient Monument - Deer Park Part 4 Mercaston Lane Turnditch Belper Derbyshire Ravensdale Deer Park Part 4 The monument includes the earth work and buried remains of Ravensdale deer park and those of the associated lodge, mill, fishpond and trackway, The park sits in an undulating landscape which sloopes generally to the south. The park was a distinctive part of the Royal Forest of Duffield Frith which since 1285 had been essentially run as a Royal Forest with its own Forest Courts.
08/00011/ANCMON 9/Mar/2004	Ravensdale Park	Ancient Monuments - Deer Park Part 6 Mercaston Lane Turnditch Belper Derbyshire Ravensdale Deer Park Part 6 The monument includes the earth work and buried remains of Ravensdale deer park and those of the associated lodge, mill, fishpond and trackway, The park sits in an undulating landscape which sloopes generally to the south. The park was a distinctive part of the Royal Forest of Duffield Frith which since 1285 had been essentially run as a Royal Forest with its own Forest Courts.
08/00012/ANCMON 29/Mar/1993	Mapperley	Ancient Monument - Park Hall Moated Site Park Hall Road Denby Ripley Derbyshire Park Hall Moated Site, Well Enclosure
08/00013/ANCMON 2/May/1962	Aldercar and Langley Mill	Remains Of Codnor Castle Castle Lane Codnor Park Ironville Derbyshire Codnor Castle was a Norman earthwork motte and bailey fortress, founded by William Peveril. In the 13th century, Henry de Gray founded the stone castle, by adding a citadel on the angle of a large inner bailey curtain wall. On the site of the motte, stands a ruinous 14th century three storey chamber block, with fragments of lodgings built against a curtain wall, flanked by rectangular turrets. The two wards are divided by a curtain wall, flanked by a twin towered gatehouse and round angle towers. In the lower ward, is a length of high curtain wall with a projecting garderobe turret and a 17th century farmhouse, with earlier masonry.
08/00014/ANCMON 1/Jan/0001	South Wingfield	Ancient Monument - Castle Hill Camp Roman Fortlet Chesterfield Road Pentrich Ripley Derbyshire Castle Hill Camp Roman Fortlet
08/00015/ANCMON 24/Aug/1998	Ripley	Former Morley Park Furnaces Street Lane Ripley Derbyshire Morley Park has been worked for coal and ironstone since 1372, the remains of bell-pits being uncovered during recent opencasting. There was some frame-work knitting and 'Tenter' Lane suggests there was also weaving and finishing cloth although tentering is also associated with milling
08/00016/ANCMON 10/Jun/1997	South Wingfield	Ruins Of Wingfield Manor House Manor Road South Wingfield Alfreton Derbyshire The remains of a medieval great house built in the mid-C15 for Ralph, Lord Cromwell. In its final form, it is a double courtyard great house comprising an inner court to the north and a larger outer court to the south. After Cromwell's death in 1456 the manor was sold to to the Earl of Shrewsbury and remained with that family until 1678 when it was bought by Immanuel Halton who built a house in the shell of the great hall. The site was abandoned in C18 though a section of the cross range was converted to a Wingfield Manor House
08/00017/ANCMON 13/Jun/1996	Duffield	Duffield Castle (Remains Of) Lime Avenue Duffield Belper Derbyshire Duffield Castle
08/00018/ANCMON 1/Jan/0001	Duffield	Duffield Bridge Makeney Road Duffield Belper Derbyshire Duffield Bridge This bridge pases over the River Derwent, it was built in 1812. If you stand next to the Bridge Inn pub you can see a stone on the side of the bridge which reads "May 1812"
08/00019/ANCMON 9/May/1994	Horsley	Ancient Monument - Horsley Tower Keep Castle Coxbench Road Coxbench Derby Derbyshire Horsley Tower Keep Castle was a Norman earthwork motte and bailey fortress, founded by Ralph de Buron. In the 1200s, King John founded the stone castle and added a keep, a chapel, a gatehouse and a barbican. Sadly the castle has been completely dismantled and disturbed by quarrying, with the only substantial remains being of the keep, which is defended by wide deep ditches to the north and east. Built into a boss of rock, which stands against the steep banks of the Bottle Brook, the most prominent features, are a fragment of wall with a sloping plinth and the remains of an angle tower, with a square mural chamber.
08/00020/ANCMON 1/Aug/1962	Denby	Ancient Monument - Roman Rykneld Street Ryknield Hill Denby Ripley Derbyshire Rykneld Street Section of Roman Road South of Ticknall Hill
08/00021/ANCMON 29/Sep/1993	Mapperley	Ancient Monuments - Moated Site Mapperley Lane Mapperley Ilkeston Derbyshire Moated site in Mapperley Park Wood
08/00022/ANCMON 20/Jul/1999	Mackworth	Ancient Monument - Medieval Settlement 1 Lower Road Mackworth Derby Derbyshire Remains of C15 gatehouse, which formerly led to the courtyard of fortified manor house. The standing remains comprise the facade and part of the outer side walls of a two storey sandstone building. On the ground floor is a round arched central gateway which, originally, would have been flanked by side chambers containing staircases, leading to the guard chamber on the upper floor. The surviving walls of the first floor guardchamber exhibit evidence of a fireplace and show that the room was lit by straight headed, two light windows. The roof is crenellated and has corner turrets. The facade of the building is decorated above the gateway with carved stone heads and waterspouts.
08/00023/ANCMON 20/Jul/1999	Mackworth	Ancient Monument - Medieval Settlement 2 Lower Road Mackworth Derby Derbyshire Mackworth Medieval settlement including the castle gatehouse, part of the medieval open field system and a pinfold - Part 1
08/00024/ANCMON 20/Jul/1999	Mackworth	Ancient Monument - Medieval Settlement 3 Lower Road Mackworth Derby Derbyshire Mackworth Medieval settlement including the castle gatehouse, part of the medieval open field system and a pinfold - Part 2
08/00026/ANCMON 20/Jul/1999	Mackworth	Ancient Monument - Medieval Settlement 5 Lower Road Mackworth Derby Derbyshire Mackworth Medieval settlement including the castle gatehouse, part of the medieval open field system and a pinfold - Part 4
08/00027/ANCMON 20/Jul/1999	Mackworth	Ancient Monument - Medieval Settlement 6 Lower Road Mackworth Derby Derbyshire Mackworth Medieval settlement including the castle gatehouse, part of the medieval open field system and a pinfold - Part 5
08/00028/ANCMON 9/Mar/2004	Weston Underwood	Ancient Monument - Deet Farm Part 2 Muggintonlane End Weston Underwood Ashbourne Derbyshire Ravensdale Deer Farm Part 2 The monument includes the earth work and buried remains of Ravensdale deer park and those of the associated lodge, mill, fishpond and trackway, The park sits in an undulating landscape which sloopes generally to the south. The park was a distinctive part of the Royal Forest of Duffield Frith which since 1285 had been essentially run as a Royal Forest with its own Forest Courts.
08/00029/ANCMON 29/Sep/1993	Shottle and Postern	Ancient Monuments - Moated Site Chequer Lane Shottle Belper Derbyshire Moated Site North Of Dannah Farm
08/00030/ANCMON 3/Feb/1977	Alderwasley	Ancient Monument - Alderwasley Chapel Chapel Hill Alderwasley Belper Derbyshire Alderwasley Chapel (St. Margaret's) -
08/00025/ANCMON 20/Jul/1999	Mackworth	Ancient Monument - Medieval Settlement 4 Lower Road Mackworth Derby Derbyshire Mackworth Medieval settlement including the castle gatehouse, part of the medieval open field system and a pinfold - Part 3
08/00004/ANCMON 9/Mar/2004	Ravensdale Park	Ancient Monument - Deer Park Part 2 Mercaston Lane Mercaston Ashbourne Derbyshire Ravensdale Deer Park Part 11 The monument includes the earth work and buried remains of Ravensdale deer park and those of the associated lodge, mill, fishpond and trackway, The park sits in an undulating landscape which sloopes generally to the south. The park was a distinctive part of the Royal Forest of Duffield Frith which since 1285 had been essentially run as a Royal Forest with its own Forest Courts.
08/00031/ANCMON 22/Sep/2003	Weston Underwood	Mugginton Medieval Settlement Church Lane Mugginton Ashbourne Derbyshire Muggington medieval settlement and part of the an open field system
16/00026/ANCMON 9/Jan/2013	Ripley	Butterley Tunnel Off Butterley Row Ripley Derbyshire Butterly Works blast furnaces, canal tunnel and underground wharf
16/00027/ANCMON 26/Feb/2015	Crich	Butterley Gangroad Of Bobbin Mill Hill Fritchley Belper Derbyshire Fritchley Tunnel, Butterley Gangroad
16/00028/ANCMON 28/Jul/2016	Turnditch and Windley	Moated Site West Of Farnah Hall Wirksworth Road Duffield Belper Derbyshire Windley Moated Manorial Complex

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