Buxton Collection (#6)

Black Marble Vase, By Mr. Turner, Buxton, 1851 Engraving

Buxton, the Crescent, New Baths, 1854

Jedidiah Buxton - 2
JEDIDIAH BUXTON Illiterate calculating prodigy. Date: 1707 - 1772

Jedidiah Buxton - 1
JEDIDIAH BUXTON Illiterate calculating prodigy. Date: 1707 - 1772

THOMAS FOWELL BUXTON (1786-1845). English philanthropist. Steel engraving, English, after a drawing, 1821

JEDIDIAH BUXTON (1707-1772). English calculating prodigy. Line engraving, English, 19th century

Buxton, the gardens, Derbyshire, England. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Buxton, Ashwood Dale, Derbyshire, England. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Buxton, pump room, Derbyshire, England. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Buxton, Chee Dale, Derbyshire, England. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Advertisement for the Crescent Hotel, Buxton
An advertisement for the Crescent Hotel, Buxton, North Derbyshire: a first-class hotel with electric light in all rooms, and a new electric passenger lift. Date: 1913

Cat and Fiddle Inn - Buxton, Derbyshire Date: circa early 1920s

View of the Serpentine Walks, Buxton, Derbyshire
View of the Serpentine Walks in the town of Buxton, in the Derbyshire Peak District. The walks were originally landscaped by Joseph Paxton in the 19th century. Date: circa 1920

Jedediah Buxton, English mathematician
Jedediah Buxton (1705-72), English mathematical savant. Buxton was born on the state of Elmton in Derbyshire. He had little education despite being the son of a schoolmaster

St Anns Well, Buxton, Derbyshire - the well is dressed as part of the long traditional of Well Dressing in Derbyshire and the Peak District

Millers Dale, Derbyshire
Millers Dale, near Buxton, Derbyshire, before the construction of the railway viaduct

Well-Dressing, Buxton
Well-dressing at Buxton (with an early example of a platform roundabout)

Buxton Jazz Concert. Photograph by Norman Synge Waller Budd

The Crescent, Buxton, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Buxton Opera House, Buxton, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Thomas Fowell Buxton
THOMAS FOWELL BUXTON English philanthropist Date: 1786 - 1845

Buxton / Cig Card / 1920S
Buxton, Derbyshire

Sydney Charles Buxton / Vf
SYDNEY CHARLES BUXTON The Post-Master General enjoying a spot of fly fishing

The Buxton Bus 1915
The Buxton Bus arriving at The Cat and Fiddle Pub, Buxton, England

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"Buxton: A Quaint Town Steeped in History and Natural Beauty" Step back in time to the Main Street of Dove Holes, Derbyshire, 1913, where Buxton's charm began to unfold. Nestled within the picturesque Peak District National Park, England, lies The Crescent - an architectural gem that has captivated visitors for centuries. But Buxton is not just about its stunning landscapes; it holds intriguing tales as well. Remember the infamous DREADNOUGHT HOAX? This captivating event left locals buzzing with excitement and curiosity. And speaking of entertainment, a Jazz Concert at Buxton was sure to get hearts racing and feet tapping. The crown jewel of this town is undoubtedly the majestic Buxton Opera House. Its grandeur takes center stage amidst the scenic backdrop of Derbyshire's Peak District National Park. With every performance held here, a touch of magic fills the air. Beyond its borders lies Industrial School in Norwich, Norfolk - a testament to Buxton's commitment towards education and growth. Meanwhile, historical maps like those from pre-1839 showcase how this town evolved over time. Even London pays homage to Buxton through an Abraham Lincoln Statue standing tall in Westminster - a symbol of shared values between nations. Additionally, Rob Morden's 1695 Map of Darbyshire (Derbyshire) reminds us that history leaves behind lasting imprints on our present-day lives. Let us not forget one influential figure who shaped both land and legacy: The Duke of Devonshire himself played a pivotal role in shaping Buxton into what it is today – a place where heritage meets modernity seamlessly. Lastly but certainly not least important is Charles Baker & Co. 's Store advertisement – reminding us that even amidst all these wonders and stories lies bustling commerce that keeps this vibrant community alive. Breathe in the rich tapestry woven by nature's beauty and human endeavors.