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The Heart of a Peak District Community
Tideswell Autumn 2007
Exquisite architecture in sandstone built into the limestone
that is the Nat West Bank in Tideswell. This building was
erected during the Edwardian era in 1905 and stands in the
centre of the village.
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View from the Market Place
The market place, although now disused, still retains a feeling of
having once been the centre of commerce in Tideswell. As with the
rest of the village, it displays a fine and varied selection of old
buildings to interest the visitor.
Market Place
Bagshaw Hall
Old Cottage
Primitive Methodist Chapel - 1893
Parke Road
This steep lane gives access to Summer Cross, part of the Buxton and
Sheffield Turnpike route that crosses Monk's Dale, close to the
Nature Reserve and the Limestone Way that runs the length of the dale
and beyond. These are about a mile and a quarter to the west of the
village.
Parke Road Sign
Queen Victoria Bust
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