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Eyam DerbyshireEyam

Eyam, known as the Plague village. In 1665 to 1666, 280 people were killed by the plague, said to have been taken into the village by fleas in cloth from London. The village was quarantined and food left at the boundary.

Now it a peaceful village set up on the Peak District, much visited by tourists and walkers.

The church St Lawrence was extended in the 19th century, but the Plague register is still there today.

Interestingly it one of the first villages to have its own public water supply, as there are springs in the village.

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What To See -

Eyam Tourist Attractions

             
Eyam Museum, history of the village and details of the Plague.
 
Eyam Hall, 17th century manor house home of the Wright family, portraits and furnished rooms, craft centre, shop, etc. Tel: 01433 631976 Admission Charge Open: Wed, Thu, Sun, Bank Holidays Easter-Oct More On Eyam
            
Hathersage, village further along the B6521 at the end of Hope Valley, famous as Charlotte Bronte wrote Jayne Eyre here, popular as with walkers.
            

Where To Stay in Eyam

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Holiday Cottages


Callow Barn Hope Valley Hathersage Z32 1AX
The property is a converted barn dating from the 19th Century with magnificent views of the Hope Valley from virtually all rooms. Callow Barn offers modern luxuries in a traditional setting. Situated peacefully within a large garden, the ... Sleeps 8

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Ladycroft Barn Thornhill Hope Valley near Eyam
Commanding panoramic views across the beautiful Derwent Valley towards Ladybower Reservoir , this truly outstanding and idyllically peaceful and private cottage boasts a smart and very comfortably furnished interior - a perfect all year round.. Sleeps 4 + 1 + t/cot

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Three Bears Cottage Eyam
Tucked quietly just off the main village street, this charming and comfortably furnished cottage lies within 50 yards of a general store/P.O., and within 400 yards' level walk visitors will find more shops, a local pub, museum, tea room/restaurant… Sleeps 4 + t/cot

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East View Eyam
An enchanting beamed cottage, brimming with character yet with excellent modern facilities, East View lies in the heart of this historic and picturesque village, within 500 ards of shops, inns, craft galleries and cafés. Surrounded by lovely limestone… Sleeps 5 + t/cot

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Around The Eyam Area

Try a few walks in this area, follow the B6521 into the valley for a bracing walk up the edges of the Dark Peak.

Tourist Information on Nearby Towns To Visit - straight line distance:

Bakewell (5.04 miles) Castleton (5.65 miles) Edale (7.94 miles) Buxton (9.85 miles) Chapel-en-le-Frith (9.92 miles) Sheffield (10.84 miles) Chesterfield (11.01 miles) Matlock (11.43 miles) Matlock Bath (12.36 miles) Wirksworth (14.98 miles) Glossop (15.64 miles)

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