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| When I see Errwood Hall I always think of Jane Austen and her tragically short life. That life ended only a few years before Errwood Hall was built, which in turn had a short life of less than 100 years. Dense vegetation prevents useful shots but only scraps remain anyway. You can see a foundation plan of Errwood Hall and immediate surroundings on this Derbyshire CC map (IMG) and that may help you to understand the images. I assume we always begin with the East elevation perhaps, as that is the most visually appealing of what little remains. |
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| East elevation: August10th. 2025 |
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| East elevation: August10th. 2025 |
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| East elevation: August10th. 2025 |
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| East elevation. The tour resumed on what was forecast to be a superb sunny day. It was not: August 20th. 2025 |
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| North elevation: August 20th. 2025 |
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| North elevation: August 20th. 2025 |
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| North elevation: August 20th. 2025 |
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| North elevation: August 20th. 2025 |
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| North elevatuion: August 20th. 2025 |
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| North elevation: August 20th. 2025 |
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