Matlock was a hamlet whose principal activity was farming with lead mining and quarrying as subsidiary activities.

Matlock Town Hall – formerly Bridge House. In 1894 the Matlock Urban District Council bought Bridge House for use as the town hall and added a large wing in the ...

Matlock Town FC—A Brief History. Matlock Town sprung to prominence in the mid 1970's to become one of the most successful sides in the country.

Honours · FA Trophy. Winners 1974–75 · Northern Premier League. Challenge Cup winners 1977–78, 2004–05 · Midland League. Champions 1961–62, 1968–69 · Central ...

Until the 1830's Matlock was a hamlet whose principal industry was agriculture with lead mining and quarrying as subsidiary activities. The building of the ...

Matlock was once famous for its hydropathic treatment, but the largest establishment (1852) in the town now houses the county offices. Pop. (2001) 9,496; (2011) ...

Matlock had a Town Crier in 1891; Robert J. Staniford, who lived on Smedley Street, was listed as a Public Official and he was still in the post eight years ...

1 июн. 2022 г. · The original settlement of Matlock was built around the area of the parish church high on the east bank of the Derwent. Matlock Bridge was a ...

The name 'Matlock' is thought to be derived from 'Meslach' (Domesday Book 1086) which, by 1196, had morphed into 'Matlac' (and later, 'Matlock'), meaning: 'the ...

1946 Matlock reformed as Matlock Town, 1961 Rejoined reformed Midland League, 1961-62 Midland League Champions, 1968-69 Midland League Champions (2nd time) (on ...