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The centre of the village is The Square

©DAVID M GOODWIN

Rose Cottage and Plaque

©mickie collins

Plague Cottage and Plaque

©mickie collins

The Bagshawe House

©mickie collins

The Church in Eyam contains detailed displays and accounts of when the village went into voluntary quarantine when "The Plague" was imported in infected cloth from London in 1665.

©Alan Fleming

This unusual seat is decorated with thoughts and descriptive phrases and appears to take the form of a sheet of paper with a pen through it.

©Roger Temple

©Peter Barr

Looking along Church Street with New Close on the left.

©Benjamin Hopkins

©Stephen G Taylor

Plague Cottages Eyam Derbyshire with Wall Plaque

©mickie collins

Dist:0.1km<br/>Looking towards the village main street from the corner below the museum and car park.

©Andrew Hill

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©Benjamin Hopkins

Dist:0.1km<br/>This is a photograph of the main entrance to Eyam Hall, in Eyam Derbyshire.

©Rob Wilcox

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©Mick Garratt

Dist:0.1km<br/>Situated on Church Street just before junction with New Close.

©Alan Heardman

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