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welcome to the web page web site last update 10th june 2018 join us on facebook contributors:- ron mckeown ron created the website to report on the activity of it's contributors. ron wrote the heritage column in the derby trader free newspaper until the paper closed in may 2008. ron describes himself as a “heritage activist” rather than an historian and has written a controversial book, the rivers of time , containing his research into the historic water levels around derby and the effects of these levels on the development of the town. the research also indicates the evolution of nottingham and the whole of the humber flood plains, which is most of the central eastern region of england. importantly, the evidence in the book is suggesting that the medieval warm period was warmer than today and that this caused higher water levels in the viking period. also on the subject of global warming ron's last book contained an investigation of the anglo-saxon chronicles for evidence of higher sea and river levels during the medieval warm period. in it ron is suggesting that higher temperatures are normal and that the little ice age has confused the climate scientists causing them to think that lower temperatures are normal. if ron is right then we can expect average temperatures to continue to rise and for sea and river levels to follow. new - for a more professional analysis of historic climate change information a visit to this web page is essential:- https://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2016am/webprogram/paper278985.html scroll down and click on - handouts higgs geoclastica sea level rise talk gsa denver 2016.pdf (14.8 mb) a recent investigation by ron has shown that 'the old mayors parlour' was a nineteenth century mock tudor building that was put up around the eighteen fifties at the earliest. the 'myth' was born out of a derbyshire archaeological society investigation carried out in 1880 and contained in the paper, notes on some old houses in derby, second paper, by george bailey . ron has put a video report about the old mayor's parlour on youtube at www.youtube.com/watch?v=j71wskcjhk8 contact ron at email contact list derek palmer derek is probably the best known of derby's heritage commentators with a large number of books to his name and a busy talks schedule. derek's time as an employee of derby council saw him involved in many operations including demolition and, fortunately for us, he made notes and records of his involvement during his employment and of previous demolitions by earlier organisations. some of his hand written notes can be found here of which the following are an extract. chaddesden hall 1926 - osmaston hall 1938 - mayor's parlour 1948 - darley hall 1962 - markeaton hall 1964 - st alkmund church (saxon foundation) 1967 - 69. (also in the notes are other significant dates). people unfamiliar with derby council's record on demolishing heritage buildings may be surprised to see a list containing four major halls and a church of anglo-saxon foundation but regrettably this is the norm. derek is also known for his well dressings and instructs school children on the art. arising out of his well dressing activities are derek's unique material pictures . follow the link to a file showing examples. contact derek at email contact list kevin archer kevin was head of the art department at st. ralph sherwin school in allestree, derby in 1974 and worked there until he retired in 1997. on retirement he began to produce historic maps of the county of derbyshire. (this is a pdf file and the link should open the document in your adobe reader program. use your browser navigation keys to return to this page). littleover was the first map and following its popularity several more followed which were available from the heritage center in derby before its closure. kevin has published a book based on the 1852 map and this is now available. brian nash brian is a heritage investigator and has a number of projects ongoing and has carried out investigations of markeaton park amongst others. information on brian's investigations can be found at his web site here . bonnie prince charlie's troops passed through markeaton park and brian has prepared a guide which can be printed from this file . denis eardley denis is well known for his walking guide of places of interest around derbyshire and has written a book containing a number of his walks. he is a regular contributor to the derbyshire magazine published monthly by the derby telegraph. kirsten jarrett kirsten is a historical archaeologist, specialising in the roman - early medieval transition in western britain, and in the late historic period, particularly in the midlands region. her research interests include material cultures of domestic life, urban poverty, and social mobility in the 19th - early 20th centuries; late 18th - mid 20th century burial; and archaeologies of identity, memory, and ritual (kirsten discusses these topics, and presents related historical sources, on her blog http://underworldarchaeology.wordpress.com/ ). she has taught for the wea, and for the continuing education departments at the university of nottingham, keele university, and university of oxford, and is post-excavation researcher for the late iron age, roman, and early medieval phases (c. 50 bc - ad 900) at crickley hill, gloucestershire kirsten leads the living in the past community archaeology project living in the past website , which is piloting new ways to support public participation in standing building archaeology and garden artifact surveys, integrating other historical evidence and research (including documentary sources, oral history, photographs, and family histories), to investigate home life in victorian, edwardian, and inter-war derby, especially within industrial communities. alan gifford alan was chairman of willington history group from 1998, when it was formed, until 2015. he is now the first honorary life member of the group. the history group meets monthly through the winter and spring. alan has large collection of material and old photos about the village and has published a booklet 'the lost gentry of willington' which traces a major family to vancouver in canada. for the past 8 years alan has been researching the 18th century derby water engineer george sorocold and has had some of this work published on an inst civils web site. alan's main interest for past 40 years has been wind and water mills and he has published the two definitive derbyshire books on these. alan is a founder trustee of heage windmill society and was one of the leaders in its restoration to working order in 2002. he is still active in it's growth to a major tourist site and has written several books on this mill. alan has given many talks on mills and sorocold to local groups and is a regular contributor to bygones in the derby telegraph newspaper. absent friends charles don chris book list follow the link for a list of books written by forum contributors picture gallery roman road across darley playing fields. floods on darley park in june 2007 medieval strips of ridge and furrow on darley park ripley branch line in 1965 the great northern railway line from friar gate station to darley park 1932 flood at duffield a walk around darley and nut wood - denis eardley investigations investigations undertaken by members are listed here. click the link to view current projects. old east prospect of derby - dating evidence - ron mckeown - revised december 2012 great bridge of derby 13th century - ron mckeown alternative climate change argument - ron mckeown. this is an argument based on documented historical evidence. who are the english? - ron mckeown summarizes a few facts concerning a much debated topic. joan waste - john keys 1890 relates the burning of a young blind girl during the reign of 'bloody mary' mackworth castle - real or fanciful? - another ron mckeown report questioning the historic record. roman roads at little chester - ron mckeown

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