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Charles Cotton Hotel, Hartington, Peak District

Charles Cotton Hotel, Hartington, Peak District


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Charles Cotton Hotel, Hartington, Peak District

Still in business over 100 years later, and recently refurbished, the Charles Cotton Hotel is seen here around 1906 - Photogrpaher Ernest Battersby sits on the wall outside with friend Ted Ellis, probably awaiting opening time. Date: circa 1906

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Awaiting Battersby Business Cotton Ellis Ernest Friend Hartington Opening Peak Recently Refurbished Sits Years


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1. Title: "Awaiting the Opening of the Charles Cotton Hotel: A Peak District Landmark since 1906". The Charles Cotton Hotel, nestled in the heart of the picturesque Peak District village of Hartington, has been a beloved destination for travelers and locals alike for over a century. In this photograph taken circa 1906, we see the historic building in its early days, with the distinctive sign proudly displaying its name. Two gentlemen, identified as photographer Ernest Battersby and his friend Ted Ellis, sit casually on the wall outside, likely waiting for the hotel to open and begin welcoming guests. The Charles Cotton Hotel, named after the famous 17th-century writer Charles Cotton, has a rich history that spans over 100 years. Despite the passage of time, this charming establishment has managed to maintain its allure and charm, recently undergoing a refurbishment to preserve and enhance its unique character. Ernest Battersby, an accomplished photographer, captured this moment in time, adding to the historical record of the hotel and the village of Hartington. The image offers a glimpse into the past, inviting us to imagine the stories and experiences of the people who have passed through its doors over the decades. Today, the Charles Cotton Hotel continues to be a cherished retreat, offering visitors a warm welcome and a chance to connect with the natural beauty of the Peak District. This photograph, with its intriguing backstory and captivating composition, serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of the Charles Cotton Hotel and the magic of the Peak District.

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