Beauchief Hall, built 1671, by Edward Pegge, High Sheriff of Derbyshire in 1664, for his son, using stones from ruined Beauchief Abbey. Held by Edward Pegge's descendants until 1909. Later occupied by A. Kingsford Wilson, former Master Cutler.

Sharrow Green Cottage, Psalter Lane

Woodseats House, Chesterfield Road. The home of Johnathan Booth. Where John Wesley preached his first open air service

Woodseats House, Chesterfield Road. The home of Johnathan Booth. Where John Wesley preached his first open air service

Woodseats House, Chesterfield Road. The home of Johnathan Booth. Where John Wesley preached his first open air service

St. Augustine's Vicarage, Brocco Bank

Tinsley Vicarage, Highgate, built 1700 as a farmhouse

Tinsley Vicarage, Highgate, built 1700 as a farmhouse

Highgate, Tinsley, the house on the right is the Vicarage

Norton Grange, Bunting Nook, formerly known as Hill Top. Built in 1744 for Mr Lowe, Non-Conformist minister to the Offley family of Norton Hall. Became a Boys' Boarding School, run by Revd Henry Piper, from 1814-1833.