Errwood Hall: History On The Ruins

Hello and welcome to the eighth episode of Buxton Barrow Man my volunteering series!
In this episode, We will dive into the history of Errwood Hall and the Grimshawe Estate.
Shot on: GoPro Hero11, DJI Mavic Mini
Location:
www.google.com/maps/place/Err...
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Music:
Phase Shift - Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0.
www.scottbuckley.com.au
Pictures & Information:
www.goyt-valley.org.uk/
www.wondersofthepeak.org.uk/f...

[@NR-rv8rz]

Well done Leo, that was interesting.

[@laststraw6734]

Good work, keep it up! This is therapeutic for me.

[@jeffcampbell1555]

It's a melancholy winter landscape and must be very beautiful in summer. I hope the Grimshawes and local people thoroughly enjoyed the valley. I feel rather sad, but I suppose Britons need drinking water free of fertilizer and pesticide runoff. Thanks for a lovely episode.

[@Ginger_Dalek]

I went to a few raves in the ruins back in the 90's.

[@clownearound5751]

Another great video Leo, I was aware of the shrine and the ruins but didn’t know the full story of how the reservoir became to be. Leave no trace and only take away memories.
Best wishes

[@Leock]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@fredericksaxton3991]

I always find the demolition of a sound or grand house a tad sad. Nice video.

[@Ckearpf]

I will buy Goyt Valley and make the Cat & Fiddle my own personal dungeon

[@fasthracing]

But why did they knock down the hall I wonder? its not that close to the actual reservoirs.

[@Leock]

It does seem weird but I suppose to the water company back then it was close enough to justify it.