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Derby Houses The Derby Houses were the homes of the Darby family, these Quakers were crucial to the Industrial Revolution; find out more here. Rosehill House built in 1738 and Dale House in 1717. |
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| Rosehill House | A painting of the Gorge valley doing the Industrial Revolution |
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| Top of the cellar | Oak-panelled room |
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| Cosy living room | Patient waiting area |
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| Landing hallway of Dale House | Dale House's dining room |
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| Bedroom with a tiny bed | 'Textes' book |
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| A selection of Quaker clothes | Abraham Derby's maths revision book |
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| Original kitchen with cast-iron stove | Imagine cooking a curry in this kitchen! |
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