Bentley Brook's Course: Illustrations To Text
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3d reservoir, 1830s, in old quarry
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The third and only remaining pond; houses of former mill workers and bridge
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Waterfall issuing from third pond weir
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Chimney, whose flues vented upper mills
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Single-stone bleaching vat, Saw Mill
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Paint Mill, south face
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1770s corn & mineral Grinding Mill
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Garton Mill from east
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Garton Mill & smithy, Lumsdale Road
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Constable Wright memorial, confluence of Brook & Derwent, Matlock
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Watergate entry of Brook into bend of River Derwent, Matlock
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