Archive Images of the Pinxton Arm
Other sections:
Cromford to Ambergate
Ambergate to Bullbridge
Bullbridge to Butterley Park
Butterley Park to Ironville
Ironville to Langley Mill
Church Bridge took the canal under Bullock Lane |
Pinxton Wharf |
Church Bridge in this coloured photo looks VERY rural! |
The original black-and-white version of Church Bridge shows rather more detail. |
The bridge where the road which is now the B600 passes over the canal |
This photograph shows the former Pinxton Collieries Company headquarters after they had been converted into residential accommodation. (Kindly supplied by the Pinxton & South Normanton Local History Society |
This photograph depicts what were referred to locally as 'Middle Row' with 'Top Row' in the background. (Kindly supplied by the Pinxton & South Normanton Local History Society |
This photograph is of Top Row and shows how near it was to the railway line. (Kindly supplied by the Pinxton & South Normanton Local History Society |
![The only known photo of "The Old House at Home" - the "other" canalside inn. <em>(Kindly supplied by the Pinxton & South Normanton Local History Society</em>](../popwindow.htm?image=images/archive/large/pinx000009.jpg?narrative=The only known photo of "The Old House at Home" - the "other" canalside inn. <em>(Kindly supplied by the Pinxton & South Normanton Local History Society</em>)
The only known photo of "The Old House at Home" - the "other" canalside inn. (Kindly supplied by the Pinxton & South Normanton Local History Society |