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Links to images of scanned books that have a Matlock
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"The
AutoChrome Album of Matlock & District"
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Printed by Percy Lund, Humphries &
Co Ltd. Collection of lovely views, plus some adverts.
This collection consists of twelve views, two pages of
adverts and the front cover (larger size) for you to enjoy.
There's a superb picture of Crown Square showing both
the tram about to depart and the shops that used to be
on the Hall Leys. There are two pictures of Matlock Bank,
both showing green fields where houses now are. The advertisers
were Asbury, Barnard, Barnwell, Hartley, Marsden, Phillips,
Potter, Pride and Statham. Incidentally, autochrome was
the first method of colour photography using coloured
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"Smedley's Hydropathic
Establishment Matlock. Established 1853."
Publication dated about 1925, though if anyone can provide a
more accurate date we would be extremely grateful.
Thirty two pages of images and text about Matlock's premier
hydro. (PC)
Front
cover
Title
page with image : H. Douglas, Manager
p.2
View of Hydro and Grounds
p.3
Foreword
p.4
Dining Room
p.5
Tariff
p.6
Empire Room
p.7
Table d'Hôte Meals and other services
p.8
Drawing Room
p.9
History of Establishment with Image of Bowling Green and Lower
Walk
p.10
Lounge Corridor
p.11
History of Establishment Continued plus Image of Putting
Green
p.12
Winter Gardens
p.13
Amusements - Terrace with Hard Tennis Courts and Croquet
Grounds
p.14
Amusements Continued - Tennis Courts and Bowling Green
p.15
Amusements Continued - Billiard Room and Bowling Green
pp.16-17
[double page] View of the Private Grounds, Terraces and South
Front
p.18
Smedley's as a Health Resort by the late W. B. Hunter, M.D.
with photo of Corner of the Smoke Room
p.19
Smedley's as a Health Resort Continued showing Reading Room
and Drawing Room
p.20
Smedley's as a Health Resort Continued Images of Hard Tennis
Court plus View on Farm
p.21
Medical Department - Physicians : G.C.R. Harbinson M.D.
B.Ch. B.A.O. (RUI) and R. MacLelland M.D. C.M. (Edin), Resident.
Shows the Vichy Douche.
p.22
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Turkish Baths
p.23
Bath Arrangements
p.24
Bath Arrangements continued - Images
p.25
Bath Arrangements continued
p.26
The Baths &c.
p.27
The Baths &c. Continued Shows Interior of Plombière
Bath
p.28
Images of Radio Heat Bath and Diathermy and High Power Parabolic
Reflector
p.29
The Baths &c. Continued
p.30
Ultra Violet Ray and High Frequency Treatments
p.31 Sale Room and The Neighbourhood
p.32
Matlock and District Map
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p.10
Lea Hurst (home of Florence Nightingale) / A View of the Famous
Lovers' Walks, Matlock Bath
p.11
Cromford Church and Bridge / A Beautiful Woodland Scene
(Glenorchy Chapel hidden amongst the trees)
p.12
Lumsdale
p.13
Lion's Face Rock, Dovedale
p.14
Royal Hotel and Baths, Matlock Bath / Stepping Stones, Dovedale
p.15
Twelve Apostles, Dovedale
p.16
Watchman's Box, Dovedale / Quote from Pearson's Weekly (1897)
with Jesse Boot, Managing Director in the footer
p.17
Darley Church, Old Yew Tree / Wingfield Manor (associated
with Mary Queen of Scots)
p.18
List of Branches - London to York, including Matlock
Rear
Cover
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"The High
Peak to Sherwood, The hills and dales of old Mercia",
Thomas Tudor (1926).
Lovely B & W drawings
p.267
St. John's, Matlock Bath
p.273
Riber Hall
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Elsewhere on this website
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"Bemroses'
Guide to Matlock, Bakewell, Chatsworth, Haddon Hall, &c"
by Hicklin, John (pub about 1869)
The whole of the Matlock and Matlock Bath section has been transcribed
by the webmistress.
Web Mistress's note :
This is just one of several beautifully illustrated Tourist
Guides of Matlock and Matlock Bath that have been transcribed
for this website. I've kept the link here, although these pages
are not presented as images, because it was the first Guide
that I transcribed. To read the rest go to the Tourist
Guides section |
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