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House, Stables & River
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The one arch bridge at Beeley designed by James
Paine.
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The Old Mill designed
by
James Paine: it was a
working mill until 1952,
grinding corn for animal
feedstuffs. It stood idle
for 10 years and was
destroyed in
the great
gale of 1962 when 3 big
beeches were blown
onto it.
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The river Derwent with
the house in the
background.
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The bridge over the
River Derwent at
Chatsworth, designed by
James Paine in
1758-64 .
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The Elizabethan building
Queen Mary's Bower is
said to enclose an ancient
earthwork guarding the
old fort. It was restored
in around 1830 by
Wyatville.
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Looking through the park
towards the Elizabethan
Hunting Tower.
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The Stables designed
by James Paine
in 1758-64.
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The clock tower on the
stables.
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The courtyard inside the stables.
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The courtyard inside the stables.
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A classic Rover spotted
in the car park.
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Looking over the front
of the house towards the
south (Beeley) end of
the park.
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The entrance to the
house.
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A herd of deer at the
south end of the park.
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The Fountain - view from
inside the house.
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Looking down towards
the river with
St Peter's Church,
Edensor in the
background.
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The Hunting Tower:
originally built to allow
the ladies to observe the
hunt in the park below.
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Looking down over the
house and park - photo
taken from front of
Hunting Tower.
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