Baslow Collection
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EDITORS COMMENTS
Baslow, a picturesque village nestled in the heart of Derbyshire's Peak District National Park, offers breathtaking views and a rich history. From its vantage point on Baslow Edge, one can gaze upon the majestic Curbar Edge, creating an awe-inspiring sight that never fails to captivate visitors. But Baslow's story goes beyond its natural beauty. In the early 1900s, Baslow Upper End stood as a testament to the village's past. The quaint streets and charming buildings painted a picture of simpler times, evoking nostalgia for days gone by. Meanwhile, at Nether End, life unfolded with its own unique charm and character. The village has not been untouched by historical events either. During World War II, daylight bombing raids targeted Baslow Moors in 1939. This dark chapter serves as a reminder of the resilience and strength displayed by this tight-knit community during challenging times. Maps from different eras provide glimpses into how Baslow has evolved over time. An Ordnance Survey map from 1876 showcases nearby Totley while highlighting Baslow's significance within the region. Another depiction captures "On the Derwent, " showcasing vibrant colors that bring to life the river flowing through this idyllic landscape. Fast forward to more recent years; Ethel Davies' photograph taken in 2006 immortalizes Baslow in all its glory—a snapshot frozen in time for future generations to appreciate. As day turns into night, there is no better place than atop dry stone walls on Baslow Edge to witness nature's spectacle—the sunset casting hues of gold and pink across the vast expanse of land below—an experience that leaves visitors breathless. Baslow truly encapsulates everything that makes Derbyshire Dales special—natural wonders intertwined with human history—a place where past meets present against an enchanting backdrop that will forever hold your heart captive.