Old Boundary Marker on the A515 Buxton Road
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Old Boundary Marker on the A515 Buxton Road
Image: © M Parsons Taken: 25 Mar 2022
Parish Boundary Marker by a wooden stile on the northeast side of the A515 Buxton Road. Hartington Middle Quarter parish. Believed to have been inscribed Townships / of at the top with Chelmorton below and to the left, and Hartington / Upper / Quarter below and to the right. Chelmorton was a chapelry and Hartington Upper Quarter a township, in Bakewell and Hartington parishes respectively, until 1866 when they became parishes in their own right. See also https://www.flickr.com/photos/57365958@N00/5011555593. Milestone Society National ID: DE_CHEHUQ01pb
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Image Location
Latitude
53.216625
Longitude
-1.853186