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Dove Bridge, near Uttoxeter
Two of its arches (pointed) are 14th century, while two (round) are later, possibly dating from 1691. A new bridge was built nearby to carry the A50 over the River Dove when the road was rebuilt in 1970. ...
Dove Bridge, near Uttoxeter
The Staffordshire-Derbyshire county boundary runs across this bridge. Two of its arches (pointed) are 14th century, while two (round) are later, possibly dating from 1691.
A new bridge was built to ...
Dove Bridge, near Uttoxeter
Photograph of the River Dove and Dove Bridge in winter taken from the Staffordshire side at Doveridge.
Dove Bridge, Rocester
A stone built single arch road bridge, running from left to right. On the right hand side are steps leading dwon from the road. A group of five children are standing by an overhanging tree; one of them ...
Dove Holes, Dovedale
These caves in Dovedale were used as shelters by hunters during the Ice Age, approximately 14,000 years ago. In Roman times, the caves were in use again, possibly as shelters for shepherds.
Dove Street, Ellastone
Looking north west along Dove Street towards the village centre.
Photograph by Alfred McCann of Uttoxeter.
Dove Street, Rocester
A postcard view of a quiet scene in Dove Street, later known as Dove Lane in Rocester. Most of the buildings in the picture remain (April 2020). The large building on the right is Chalice House which ...
Dovecote and buildings, Loxley Hall
Loxley Hall dovecote before surrounding builidings were demolished.
Loxley Hall was built around 1800. It was possibly remodelled during the 19th century. The Hall was the home of the Sneyd-Kinnersley ...
Dovecote at Hyde Farm, Kinver
This octagonal dovecote dates from the 18th century. It was originally one of the outbuildings associated with Hyde House, demolished in the 1920s.
Dovecote, Chillington Hall
This elaborate dovecote stands in the stable block and was built in about 1730.
Reproduced by permission of English Heritage and the National Monuments Record.
Dovecote, Seighford Hall,
Seighford Hall is an Elizabethan house to which additions were made over the years, particularly during the Victorian period.
This brick tower in the grounds was built to look like a church tower. ...
Dovedale
The River Dove taken at Dovedale, which marks the boundary between Staffordshire and Derbyshire. The view is looking towards Nabs Dale. This area is now part of the Peak District National Park.
Photographed ...
Dovedale
A view of the River Dove at Dovedale near Lovers' Leap, taken from the Derbyshire side of the river, with the limestone crags of the Twelve Apostles on the Staffordshire side in the background. This area ...
Dovedale
A view over to the Staffordshire side of Dovedale taken from above Tissington Spires on the Derbyshire side. The house at the top of the valley is Air Cottage and below it can be seen the rock formations ...
Dovedale
Taking a break near Lovers’ Leap on a walk through Dovedale, looking south towards the stepping stones.
Postcard photographed by Bernard Lowndes of Cheadle
Dovedale - [Charles] Cotton's Fishing House: engraving
Showing a stone square building with a pyramidal roof to the right. The river is in the foreground with trees along the bank, (there is a Wellingtonia in the centre.)Anonymous.
Dovedale - Beresford Hall: engraving
'Distant View of Beresford Hall,' showing a stone Jacobean house seen from the grounds. 'Engraved by J. H. Kernot, from an original picture by Stanfield in the possession of the Publisher.'
Dovedale - Beresford Hall: lithograph
'Distant view of Beresford Hall,' showing men on horse-back in the foreground. Inscribed 'Piscator...But go on with me six miles further to my house, where you shall be extremely welcome.' [A quotation ...