These photographs have come from the album of Keith Clark and copied with his permission. |
Spring in Allen Lane |
Old bakery on Allen Lane
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Old blacksmith shop between Allen Lane and Church Street
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The junction of Bobbin Mill Hill, Front Street and Chapel Street, under which lies the filled-in tunnel which was on the Butterley mineral line railway
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Barnclose Farm with the stump of the old windmill on Thorpe Hill just visible
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Chestnutbank House, once home to a Quaker school
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Church Farm (also known as Fritchley's Farm) |
Known as Clammas Corner, this was once a shop (demolished in the 1970s) 
This photo (owned by David Siddons)
shows the old shop, which was next to the Red Lion, before its demolition
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Congregational Chapel on Fritchley Green
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Congregational schoolroom on Chapel Street
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Fritchey Stores, which sold everything. Now no more.
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Plaque to George Chell on "Chell Stones" in Fritchley Lane.
He was the millwright who worked on Heage windmill.
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Cottages on Kirkham Lane. |
View of the post office from Kirkham Lane. |
Kirkham Lane.
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Mill Farm. |
Lawn Farm. |
Mutton Row
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This is reputed to be the oldest cottage in Fritchley.
Cruck construction, stone mullion windows and bulging walls.
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Old Farm on the left and Lawn Farm on the right.
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What was once Fritchley C of E Primary School. |
This smallholding, along from Greenfields, was known as the 'pig farm'.
The bungalow has been demolished.
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Post Office bungalow on Front Street built in the early 1800s.
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The Post Office before it closed its doors for the last time. 
It was more than a Post Office.
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What was once the Primitive Chapel.
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Quaker Cottages on Chapel Street, once the home of Henry Smith.
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Once a grocery shop on the 1960s and 1970s. |
The Green looking SE towards Lawn Farm and Bowmer Lane.
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Toll Bar Cottage on Bullbridge Hill.
This was on the turnpike road towards Holloway.
Parish ground on Bobbin Mill Hill showing the old rail track to Butterley Corporation quarry in Crich. The line closed in 1933.
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View of Wingfield Manor over the Common.
Fritchley village is just to the right.
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