1.
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The Canal Tavern |
21.
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Soresby's warehouse and dockyard |
2.
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Shardlow Lock and Lockhouse |
22.
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The Maltings - built 1799 as a brewery |
3.
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'B' warehouse |
23.
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Coal Wharf - owned by Charles Cope |
4.
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'A' Warehouse |
24.
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New Inn - owned by Mary Cope - provided
accommodation for boatmen |
5.
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The Limes - offices of the T &
M Canal Co (demolished) |
25.
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Cowlishaw's Row, since renamed Long
Row |
6.
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The fishponds of Shardlow Hall |
26.
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Soresby and Flack's wharf, showing
the grain warehouse next to which a steam corn mill was later sited |
7.
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Salt warehouse, Cottages & houses
built by Thomas Sutton |
27.
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Corn warehouse on the site occupied
by the Trent Brewery from 1860 to 1970's |
8.
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Idle Bridge - named after boatmen
'waiting for work' |
28.
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Coal wharf and the Lawn(s) |
9.
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Cottages and shop (demolished when
London Road was widened) |
29.
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Soresby's wharf including warehouses,
stabling and offices |
10.
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Iron Warehouse, blacksmith's shop
etc. belonging to Thomas Soar and James Sutton (demolished in 1890's) |
30.
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the Soresby family home (built 1770's),
now the Lady in Grey restaurant |
11.
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Two docks, nailshop, paint and tar
shed etc. belonging to James Sutton (all gone) |
31.
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the Ropery, owned by James Sutton,
later run by the Henshall family |
12.
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'C' warehouse - c. 1820 |
32.
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the Ropewalk |
13.
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Derwent House - one time offices
of the Trent Navigation Company - 1794 |
33.
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the Navigation Inn built by Thomas
Sutton 1778/1779 |
14.
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Row of canal workers cottages |
34.
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Broughton House built by Thomas
Sutton in the 1790's and occupied by James Sutton the elder until his death
in 1830 and then by James Clifford, his friend and agent - and later partner
of James Sutton junior |
15.
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'D' warehouse - 1816 |
35.
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Wharf occupied in the early years
of the port by the Soresby's and later (by the 1850's) by the Sutton's
consisting of a 1780's? long warehouse and an 1820's rectangular
warehouse with sunburst windows |
16.
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'E' warehouse - 1792 |
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17.
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The Iron Warehouse |
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18.
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2 cottages; one the home of the
Gilbert family, whose son George wrote memoirs in 1882 |
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19.
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Soresby's Wharf |
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20.
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The Firs (built in the 1790's) -
owned by the Soresby family |
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