North East Derbyshire
Properties and events in North East Derbyshire
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
All Saints Church, Wingerworth: Open Dau
Explore our beautiful church, where the original 12th-century building blends with the large modern extension. Look for 'Jack o' the Green' and see the Mausoleum, one of only two in Derbyshire. A teddy bear hunt in the church will also be available.
Discover the history of our Church and the people associated with it
Discover the history & secrets of this beautiful Grade I listed medieval church, 'meet' local celebrities from the past incl. Thomas Linacre, Henry VIII's Royal Physician and 2 suffragettes are buried here.
Eckington Church: our history
We welcome the opportunity to open this ancient parish church to visitors again this year. This will be a quiet opening with the church manned throughout the day and information, including a self guided tour, available.
Eckington: Places, People and Poverty
Eckington Library is exhibiting vintage photos of people, buildings and local industries; the mills, the mines and the canning factory, with stories of families, children in mines, and a local disaster.
St Giles Church, Killamarsh
Beautiful 12th century parish church with some interesting features and history. Magnificent stained glass windows, including a memorial window to those who lost their lives in two world wars. Norman font. Tower housing 6 bells.
St Lawrence Church, Great Barlow
St Lawrence Church in Barlow, has been a place of worship and at the centre of village life since the 12th century. Come and see an exhibition of the Church and village history throughout the centuries.