"17 League of Ladies detectives plus Minnie and Bertie 🐩🐕 joined our Blister Sister @treasuretrailsuk around Glossop this morning. We patrolled, skirted and combed the streets of Glossop to solve the ultimate whodunnit!" 📷 @leagueladieswi #explore #glossop
11/07/2020
#Lidl, Glossop. First commercial install of the season for Welsh company #Jehu. What do you think? If you want to join our team and install A1 Resin Bound Stone find us on the internet. www.resinboundstonehq.co.uk www.Erinstone.co.uk
GLOSSOP ROAD BATHS Picture courtesy of Picture Sheffield The cooling room at Sheffield's Glossop Road Baths The baths were opened with separate cooling rooms for smokers and non-smokers in November 1877 and remained in operation until they were closed, despite many protests from users, in 1990.
Glossop is actually the third busiest railway station in Derbyshire after derby and chesterfield ... which may be somewhat of a surprise when being greeted with the single terminus platform
Rivet at WGS 84: 53° 25′ 27.4″ N, 001° 58′ 19.6″ W, OSGB36: SK 0195 9194
News from Friends of Glossop Station
War Memorial, Glossop, Derbyshire. A stone monument on a multi-stepped base and topped by a statue. It carries four metal plaques. Those for WW1 are mounted on the front and rear faces, and for WW2 are mounted on each side. It Names Residents of Glossop who fell in the two World Wars For WW1 it shows surname and initials. For WW2 it shows surname and first names.
Glossop Circular is a 21km circular walk around Glossop using bridleways, public footpaths, tracks and quite country lanes with stunning views, open moorland, gorse heathland, wet woodland, quite country lanes, industrial heritage, brooks, rivers, reservoirs, pine forests plantations and the occasional watering hole!
On reverse it notes: Opened 26th July 1928.
Cut Mark at WGS 84: 53° 26′ 39.8″ N, 001° 55′ 29.9″ W, OSGB36: SK 0508 9418
Cut Mark at WGS 84: 53° 26′ 00.0″ N, 001° 55′ 40.3″ W, OSGB36: SK 0489 9295
1500V dc multiple unit car M59405M stands in the platform with its diamond-frame pantograph nearly at maximum height.
Cut Mark at WGS 84: 53° 25′ 51.0″ N, 001° 56′ 41.0″ W, OSGB36: SK 0377 9267
Rivet at WGS 84: 53° 28′ 22.4″ N, 001° 56′ 05.0″ W, OSGB36: SK 0443 9735
Cut Mark at WGS 84: 53° 25′ 51.3″ N, 001° 56′ 31.2″ W, OSGB36: SK 0395 9268
Cut Mark at WGS 84: 53° 26′ 49.1″ N, 001° 54′ 52.0″ W, OSGB36: SK 0578 9447
Cut Mark at WGS 84: 53° 25′ 57.4″ N, 001° 56′ 40.5″ W, OSGB36: SK 0378 9287
Architect: Sir Reginald Blomfield Unbuilt War Memorial at Glossop, Derbyshire, to Lieut, the Honourable Philip G.J.F. Howard, Welsh Guards. Published in The Building News, May 14 1919. As constructed in Norfolk Square in Glossop, it is a stone monument on a multi-stepped base and topped by a statue. It carries four metal plaques. Those for
