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Birchinlee is the site of "Tin Town", a
village built by the
Derwent Valley Water Board for the
workers (and
their families) who
constructed the Derwent...
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workers lived in a
specially constructed self-contained town
called Birchinlee or "Tin Town". One of the
metal huts was
preserved and
moved to the village...
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Valley Waterworks". The
works involved constructing a
temporary village at
Birchinlee, or "Tin Town", for the workers, a
temporary railway line from the main...
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Soledar Popasna Also see List of lost
settlements in the
United Kingdom Birchinlee in
Derbyshire was a
village built by the
Derwent Valley Water Board for...
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Derwent Reservoir (1916). West of the
Derwent a
large village known as
Birchinlee,
locally known as 'Tin Town', was
created for the 'navvies'—the workers...
- to any of the villages. However, the site of the
temporary village at
Birchinlee,
built to
house the
construction workers for the
higher Derwent and Howden...
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house is
still intact.
Between 1902 and 1916 a "Tin Town" was
built at
Birchinlee for the
workers (and
their families) who
constructed the
Derwent and Howden...
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Reservoir Upper Derwent Valley Ladybower Reservoir Derwent Reservoir with
Birchinlee Howden Reservoir Eastern half is in
Sheffield (South Yorkshire) Upper...
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player of
English billiards. Mitc**** was born on 13
October 1854 at
Birchinlee in Derbyshire. He
became a marker, a role that
involved keeping the score...
- Tin Town may
refer to:
Birchinlee in Derbyshire,
England Tin Town, Luton, a
suburb of Luton, Bedfordshire,
England Tin Town, Missouri,
unincorporated community...
