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a larger one was built in St Georges Road, Brookside (Low Leighton). The church was influential and many of the millowners were members: Samuel Schofield, of Warksmoor House and of Torr Mill, the Armstrongs of Torr Vale Mill, the Hibbert family, including Robert Hibbert, of Warksmoor who built the first cotton mill in Newtown, the Barnes, Thatchers, Arnfields, Bridges, Willans and Bennetts, all industrialists, are buried in the chapel except Robert Hibbert who is buried at St Mary's Slough. The larger chapel was closed and demolished in the 1960s and the Methodists have reverted to the High Street Chapel. The Association Methodists' stone chapel was erected in 1838, and the Primitive Methodists built one in 1827. The

1502: 1218: 700: 599:. Increasingly these mills and houses merged into New Mills. The soft iron-free water was suitable for bleaching and finishing and printing. With the advent of steam, and the growth of the canal network to transport raw cotton, coal and the finished product, bigger mills were built and the smaller isolated rural mills were no longer competitive. By 1846, most of New Mills' mills had stopped spinning. The small mills moved out of cotton; the larger mills along the canal moved into finishing. Torr Vale Mill had added a weaving shed in 1836, and moved into producing towelling. 1276: 68: 1356: 1241: 614: 800: 52: 577: 1312: 1229:, a Grade II* listed building. The Torrs Millennium Walkway, overlooking the mill, was built at a cost of £525,000 (with almost half provided by the Millennium Commission) by Derbyshire County Council's in-house engineers. The walkway spans the otherwise inaccessible cliff wall above the River Goyt. Part rises from the riverbed on stilts and part is cantilevered off the railway retaining wall. It provided the final link in the 225-mile (362 km) 1626: 1388:, which runs on the south bank on the 175 m (574 ft) contour. The main Manchester to Sheffield 'fast' line passes through between the town centre and Newtown, bypassing both stations. It emerges from the Disley Tunnel on a lower (150 m (490 ft)) contour than the canal on the south bank, crosses the Goyt on a viaduct and is joined by the Hope Valley Line at New Mills South Junction. Until January 1970, 1101: 1122: 1093: 1072: 852:. Various parts of the town are given local names: Eaves Knoll (north-western part between Brook Bottom Road and Castle Edge Road); High Lee (northern part between Castle Edge Road and the River Sett); Hidebank (the area on the eastern side of the River Sett and north and west of the A6015); Low Leighton (the area south and east of the A6015); and Torr Top (the area around the confluence of the rivers). 568:

the manufacturing district; cotton spinning being carried on here to a considerable extent, affording employment to numerous hands. The factories are in a great measure hidden from public view in passing through the village, being built at the foot of the stream, under high towering rocks. Good house coal, as well as other kinds for the purposes of machinery, is obtained near to the village, the top bed

75: 1613:. The football ground at Church Lane boasts two pitches — one 'all weather' — and floodlights. New Mills Cricket Club, with their ground on Church Road, play in the Derbyshire and Cheshire League. There is a leisure centre, including a swimming pool, which opened in 1980. Until the early 1980s, the town held an annual cycle race. 1192:. In the 19th century, the Midland Iron Works occupied Barnes Mill in the Torrs; the Victoria Foundry was on Hyde Bank Road (among their products were gas lamp posts for the town council) as was the other small foundry in Wilde's scrapyard. On Albion Road in Newtown is John Hawthorn's foundry. There was also a 1585:. This comprehensive school occupies the buildings of the former New Mills Grammar School and educates children from 11 to 16 years of age; its sixth-form closed in 2018. There are six primary schools: St. George's School (CE), St. Mary's (RC), New Mills County Primary, Newtown, Hague Bar and Thornsett. 1299:

were established in 1748. At first, meetings were held in people's homes; then land was bought on the High Street for a Wesleyan chapel in 1766. This was the first place of worship in the town. Wesley visited again in 1768, 1772, 1774, 1776, 1779, 1782 and 1788. By 1808 that chapel was too small, and

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High Peak Borough Council have produced a Conservation Area Character Appraisal document, outlining the reasons that the Conservation Area has been designated as such. In justifying the reasons for designation, this document states of the town: "New Mills is a town of dramatic topography and origins

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New Mills Town Council hosts a free bonfire and fireworks display in High Lea Park during November, which in 2013 attracted an estimated 3,000 people. New Mills also plays host to the One World Festival every year, also in High Lea Park. The biggest event in the town's cultural calendar is New Mills

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Before the construction of the high-level bridges the Torrs was a major obstacle; traffic had to descend 70 feet (21 m) to cross the Goyt and then climb the same height on the other bank. The first bridge to be constructed was the Queens Bridge on Church Road. The Union Road bridge was built in

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ice sheets and the pressures of the meltwaters when temperatures rose. New Mills was on the margins of glaciation, and the meltwaters sought additional routes under the ice for run off. They exploited faults and crevices in the underlying rock. In the Torrs Gorge, the Rivers Goyt and Sett cut a new

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into the Goyt Trough syncline. Coal has been mined at over 30 locations in the area, including Pingot Pit. There are three narrow seams of coal present: the Red Ash, Little Mine and the Yard Seam. The Yard Coal is so named because that is the average thickness of the seam; it is the lowest seam and

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NEW MILLS, an extensive hamlet, in the parish of Glossop, and in the High Peak hundred, is 14 miles from Manchester, 6 from Chapel-en-le-Frith, and 8 from Stockport. It is pleasantly situate on the borders of Derbyshire and Cheshire; and, within a comparatively few years, has risen to importance in

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has also been extracted. Beardmoor Colliery, Ollersett or Burnt Edge Colliery and Lee or New Mills Colliery all worked the 3-foot (0.91 m) seam. 1 cubic yard (0.76 m) of coal weighs about half an imperial ton, and the Yard Seam would produce 4,500 tons per acre. Bigrave Edge or Broadmoor

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caused the River Sett to rise rapidly by up to 20 feet (6.1 m). Many properties on Brookside were flooded and destroyed and one rescuer was drowned. Hyde Bank Road was engulfed and buildings collapsed at Arnfield's foundry. At Rowarth, the remains of the Little Mill and the landlord of the

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New Mills Golf Club is a members' club set on the top of the northerly hill overlooking the town, with views of Kinder Scout, the city of Manchester and the Welsh mountains. The course was formed in 1907 and extended to its current 18-hole, 5,604-yard par 69 course in 2002 before the clubhouse

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At its lowest point the parish is about 120 m (390 ft) above sea level, but the valley sides rise to 370 m (1,210 ft) at the highest points above Rowarth. The watercourses to the north, particularly the Rowarth Brook, drain the southward slopes of Mellor Moor, Cown Edge and

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The River Goyt at about two o'clock a.m. on Wednesday was from 12ft to 14ft above its usual height...At New Mills, where the Goyt is joined by the River Kinder, extensive damage was done to property. The paper works of Messrs. Schlosser and Co. were damaged upwards of £1,500 as two blocks of

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of Derbyshire and Cheshire. The traditional boundary was the River Goyt: Low Leighton, Torr Top and Hide Bank were always in Derbyshire, but Torr Vale Road and all of Newtown were in Cheshire. Today, all the housing to the west of the traffic lights on the A6 remains in the civil parish of

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Little Mill Inn were swept away. At Watford Bridge the river took away part of the printworks, and at Bate Mill gouged a new channel taking with it the sewage plant, 250 tons of coal, most of the road and the gas main. At Birch Vale, the problem was caused by the waters cascading down from

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that date back to the 14th century. Its topography and the supply of fast flowing waters led to its development as a thriving mill town and important centre for the textile industry. Its impressive landscape developed much of its developed form and the townscape that we still see today."

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1884; obtaining the land was difficult, as the arches needed to pass close to Torr Mill and properties on the Cheshire (south) bank, and Torr Top Hall had to be demolished. The new road was named after the 'union' of the two halves of the town. The first station in New Mills was at

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has recently invested his sober earnings in the purchase of the town prison which he has converted into a comfortable dwelling house. Frequently an inmate of the prison whilst a drunkard and poacher, he is now owner of the whole and occupier of the premises. Thomas Handford 1854.

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New Mills' economy was originally built on agriculture, then coal mining and then cotton spinning and bleaching. There was a little weaving but cotton bleaching and calico printing continued into the second half of the 20th century. The mills have now all closed. Today

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period, of 12.9 k a to 11.6 k a, the rivers re-formed into single channels, and meanders were formed. These became very distorted above the constrictions of the gorges. Down cutting occurred, exposing previous layers, creating terraces that were covered with silty clay

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New Mills town centre has been designated a Conservation Area, originally established in 1985, although it has been extended several times since then. Currently, the Conservation Area extends to encompass the Jodrell Street, Spring Bank and High Lea areas of the town.

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buildings were completely washed away – one portion contained a large quantity of paper. The works of Mr. W.S. Lowe also sufferd severely, the damage being estimated at £300. Two strong stone weirs were washed away and two bridges; many acres of land were flooded.

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was overtopped and another reservoir known as Adsheads Pools breached completely, the waters sweeping through the centre of the village of Hurdsfield. The June 1930 flood was more serious for New Mills. Heavy rain over the area culminating in a cloudburst over

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The Torrs is a gorge through Woodhead Hill Sandstone in New Mills. The River Sett approaches its confluence with the River Goyt. Spanning the Sett is the 1864 viaduct on the Hope Valley Line, which has emerged from a tunnel on the right, under Union

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were built in the Torrs Gorge from 1788. Dwellings were built on the sides of the gorge, sometimes with one home built on top of another, both being entered at their respective street levels. Examples still exist on Station Road and Meal Street.

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In the great storm of June 1872, Grove Mill and Torr Vale weir were destroyed; at Rock Mill, then being used to make paper, two blocks of buildings and considerable stock and some machinery were lost, but the only fatalities were two cows.

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of 1391 was at Beard. In 1713, the hamlets of Beard, Ollersett, Thornsett and Whitle were formed into a township and a new corn mill was built at Ollersett. This was superseded by the New Mills Urban Sanitary Authority in 1876. The

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New Mills is in the area formerly known as Bowden Middlecale, which was a grouping of ten hamlets. The name of New Mylne (New Mills) was given to it from a corn-mill, erected in 1391, near to the present Salem Mill on the

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parish church of St George's was built in 1829–30 to a simple renaissance plan with galleries; it has seven bays, decorated with simple Gothic-style lancet windows. In 1844, the hamlets of Beard, Ollersett, Thornsett and

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Festival. Held during the last two weeks of September, it is two weeks of talks, walks, gigs, concerts, exhibitions, sport, competitions with a lantern procession and street party on the last Saturday.

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A model of the town under construction in 1884 can be found in New Mills Heritage and Information Centre, which is run and managed by volunteers and funded and managed by New Mills Town Council.

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channel into the strata of the Woodhead Hill Sandstone which forms the centre of New Mills. A mantle of glacial sediment, principally gravels, covered the whole of the braided valleys. In the

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The hamlets of Bowden Middlecale and Mellor were originally in the ancient parish of Glossop. Chapelries were established at Mellor and Hayfield, and New Mills was split between the two. The

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Two rivers, two railways, a canal, and various roads all converge to form a town on differing levels. Hills rising out to the nearby Peak District surround the central viaducts and bridges.

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New Mills Central railway station 70 feet (21 m) lies above the River Goyt in the Torrs. Beneath the railway is the Millennium Walkway, with Torr Vale Mill on the opposite bank.

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running from sixteen to twenty inches thick. The village is built chiefly upon a stone quarry, but the soil in many parts is fertile, producing good crops of wheat and potatoes.

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Tourism was boosted in 1984 when the Torrs was reopened as a riverside park, and further when the Millennium Walkway opened in 1999, joining the two ends of the gorge.

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first preached in the area in 1740, at a sheepfold at the Bongs in neighbouring Mellor. He visited again on 28 April 1745, 12 May 1747 and 31 August 1748. The

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known as New Mills Marina), following the 155 m (509 ft) contour. The canal heads north towards Disley and Marple and south towards Whaley Bridge.

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Another High Peak service, the 199, also serves Newtown throughout the day, with four early-morning services into the town centre, and runs from Buxton to

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The Millennium Walkway showing the part cantilevered from the railway embankment, and the part supported by pillars set in the river bed

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was also found in shales of the lower coal measures, and early water-powered charcoal furnaces were located at Gow-Hole furnace towards

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and the 389, which serves various points in and around the town. Stagecoach operates one service in the town, the 358, which runs from

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church. It is in the parish of St Mary's, Marple Bridge and New Mills in the Diocese of Nottingham. The building was built in the

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Since 2015, New Mills has had a commercial microbrewery, Torrside Brewing, located within an industrial unit at New Mills Marina.

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New Mills sits above The Torrs, a dramatic gorge through which the Rivers Goyt and Sett flow. In a bend of the Goyt is

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in Newtown, a hamlet 800 metres (2,600 ft) away on the other side of the Goyt in what was then the parish of

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Cotton continued to be worked at Torr Vale Mill until 2000, giving the mill over two hundred years of service.

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Council operated from 1894 until 1974, when it was abolished. The town now has a town council, and is part of

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New Mills is approximately 182 miles (293 km) NNW of London and 8 miles (13 km) south-east of

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The Union Bridge and the packhorse bridge it replaces. The gritstone strata of the gorge are visible.

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and one of the two local relay transmitters (Birch Vale and Ladder Hill). Local radio stations are

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before passing through Birch Vale to the Torrs and the River Goyt. The Goyt rises on the moors of

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of Potts, Oliver and Potts used a copper-engraved master to produce rollers to transfer the inks.

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By 1810, New Mills had nine cotton mills, plus three weaving mills and at least three printworks.

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A working man, a teetotaler for ten years, who was formerly a notorious drinker and a notorious

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Anon (22 June 1872). "Severe thunderstorm and floods: Loss of life and damage to property".

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New Mills has a population of approximately 12,000, in a civil parish which includes the

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in 1880. It became redundant, was restored in 2012, and became Spring Bank Arts Centre.

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was the first industry of the area, with up to 40 small pits and mines exploiting the

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Edge Colliery worked the Red Ash seam, which was only 18 inches (460 mm) thick.

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New Mills town centre and bus station is served by several bus services operated by

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Geologically speaking, New Mills lies in the north–south-orientated

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Thomas Handford: a plaque at the town's former prison is inscribed:

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printing using engraved rollers was invented in 1821 in New Mills.

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was watered in 1796. It passes through Newtown (where there is a

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dating from 1717 is in Low Leighton, and the independents, the

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company built two viaducts across the Goyt: one for a line to

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that opened in 1864, and one for the fast line through the

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A second group of 'later' mills formed by the newly opened

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The Church of the Annunciation, St. Mary's Road, is the

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made up Bowden Middlecale. The new manorial mill or the

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style in 1846; its spire is 110 feet (34 m) tall.

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Bulletin of the Peak District Mines Historical Society

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sandstones, from 333 M a.to 313 M a. Above there are

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It is close to the border with 74: 2224:"Plain English Campaign website" 2108:Heathcote, Chris (Summer 2002). 1634:James Abrahams, footballer with 1237:) and was opened in April 2000. 1120: 1099: 1091: 1070: 748:Chinley, Bugsworth and Brownside 741:Beard, Ollersett, Thornsett and 500:. New Mills was a stronghold of 73: 66: 50: 3839:Population of major settlements 2799:New Mills Local History Society 2762: 2740: 2688: 2573:Ball, Lucy (14 December 2016). 2566: 2540: 2518: 2496: 2474: 2453: 2428: 2300: 2274: 2252: 2230: 2175: 2132: 2049: 2023: 1997: 1913:"The Great Floods of New Mills" 399:and 13 miles (21 km) from 3287: 1747:. Institute for Name Studies, 1733: 1529: 1446:and Hayfield, the 61 north to 1442:. High Peak operate the 60 to 939:. The base rocks are from the 826:Stockport Metropolitan Borough 492:, three railway lines and the 472:New Mills was first noted for 13: 1: 3338:Mass trespass of Kinder Scout 3288:Millennium Walkway, New Mills 3190:Whaley Bridge railway station 2721:Jones, Hugh (December 2006). 2600:"New Mills Conservation Area" 2089:. Mellor Archaeological Trust 1702: 1697:Listed buildings in New Mills 1629:The "Drunkards Reform" plaque 1177:and has remained ever since. 1121: 1071: 868:drain much of the plateau of 694: 3900:Civil parishes in Derbyshire 3829:Parliamentary constituencies 2140:"New Mills mines and mining" 1572: 1350: 1212: 1100: 1092: 900:, where it is joined by the 794: 7: 2441:. Derbyshire County Council 2310:. Torrs Hydro New Mills Ltd 2057:"High Peak Borough Council" 2031:"High Peak Borough Council" 2005:"High Peak Borough Council" 1692:List of mills in Derbyshire 1685: 1376:, on the north bank of the 1287:and New Mills has a strong 1180:There is also a history of 428:Peak District National Park 112:OS grid reference 39:Human settlement in England 27:Town in Derbyshire, England 10: 3921: 3864:Grade II* listed buildings 2334:Places of Worship Database 1745:Key to English Place Names 1611:North West Counties League 1184:, though this has ceased. 1163: 716:historic county boundaries 714:, New Mills straddled the 522: 34:New Mills (disambiguation) 31: 3806: 3680: 3501: 3450: 3438: 3427: 3306: 3233: 3198: 3157: 3150: 3070: 3054: 3047: 2911: 2870: 1033: 904:and the Black Brook from 872:; the Sett flows through 767:Derbyshire County Council 726:The area was part of the 602:The commercial method of 403:at the confluence of the 324: 314: 296: 292: 280: 268: 256: 252: 242: 230: 220: 210: 196: 178: 160: 142: 126: 110: 98: 61: 49: 44: 3859:Grade I listed buildings 3366:Glossop North End A.F.C. 3330:High Peak (constituency) 3180:Hadfield railway station 2355:"Restoring the building" 2308:"Torrs Hydro – About Us" 1853:Glover, Stephen (1831). 1749:University of Nottingham 1496: 1466:to Hayfield via Marple. 1261:Co-operative supermarket 943:period, with underlying 759:New Mills Urban District 728:Royal Forest of the Peak 3175:Glossop railway station 2822:Encyclopædia Britannica 2748:"Who are Write Van Men" 1566:Manchester Evening News 1476: 1363: 965:Woodhead Hill Sandstone 848:, Gowhole, and most of 710:Now almost entirely in 488:. It was served by the 3165:Buxton railway station 2825:(11th ed.). 1911. 2794:New Mills Town Council 2411:"Art and Architecture" 2085:Johnson, R.H. (2008). 1954:"History of New Mills" 1683: 1630: 1506: 1429: 1360: 1334:William Swinden Barber 1316: 1280: 1245: 1222: 1204:Plain English Campaign 864:and its tributary the 805: 789:High Peak constituency 707: 668: 646:which opened in 1904. 618: 584: 574: 319:New Mills Town Council 232:Postcode district 3905:High Peak, Derbyshire 3488:North East Derbyshire 3451:Boroughs or districts 2728:. New Mills Golf Club 2163:. Swizzels Matlow Ltd 1674: 1638:was born in the town. 1628: 1521:Culture and community 1504: 1440:Stagecoach Manchester 1358: 1314: 1302:Friends Meeting House 1278: 1243: 1220: 802: 702: 655: 616: 579: 565: 18:New Mills, Derbyshire 3322:University of Buxton 2461:"One World Festival" 2436:"New Mills Town Map" 2288:on 27 September 2011 2116:(15). Archived from 1548:BBC Radio Manchester 1233:(here following the 896:. It passes through 785:member of parliament 389:Borough of High Peak 212:Sovereign state 32:For other uses, see 3890:Towns in Derbyshire 3504:(cities in italics) 3439:Unitary authorities 2644:on 28 November 2014 2612:on 28 November 2014 2554:on 28 November 2014 2189:on 29 November 2014 2063:on 26 November 2014 2037:on 26 November 2014 2011:on 26 November 2014 1487:Buxton railway line 1297:Wesleyan Methodists 704:New Mills Town Hall 676:Toddbrook Reservoir 363: / 3541:Chapel-en-le-Frith 3248:Buxton Opera House 2934:Brough and Shatton 2883:Chapel-en-le-Frith 2262:. 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