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	Matlock Bath from Lovers Walk, 1799 An engraving from "The Modern Universal British Traveller"
	Matlock Bath, 1806 *New* Engraving from "A Guide to all the Watering and Sea-Bathing Places; with a Description of the Lakes"
	Matlock Bath from the Temple House, 1810 A hand coloured engraving, with quote from "Peak Scenery"
	Matlock Bath: Cumming's Old Bath Hotel Dating from the 1840's, this card was found in old family documents. It was where the likes of Lord Byron and Walter Scott stayed when they visited Matlock Bath to take the waters. Includes quote from "Peak Scenery"
	The Cascade near Matlock Bath, late 18th century *New An etching, published in the Lady's Magazine - the original was published in "The Modern Universal British Traveller"
	Matlock Bath: Postcard dated about 1890 A view of the River Derwent and Derwent Terrace, Matlock Bath from the railway. The photograph was taken by Francis Frith
	Matlock Bath and the Heights of Abraham, about 1898 *New The view from the Station Approach looking towards the opposite hillside of Masson and the Heights of Abraham
	Matlock Bath: The Royal Hotel, about 1886 With additional quotation from 'Bemroses Guide'
	Cottages, Matlock Dale, 1899 *New Designed by Sir Guy Dawber. His drawings were published in "The Building News"
	Matlock House Hydropathic Establishment Advertisement, with engraving, from "Black's Guide to Derbyshire" (1888), A & C Black, Edinburgh, with quotation from the guide and a later directory
	Matlock: Smedley's Church, Smedley's Hydro, 1885 *New
	Plan of Smedley's Hydropathic Establishment, Matlock, 1875 *New
	Willersley Castle, 1802 Seat of Richard Arkwright, Esq. Engraving from 'The Beauties of England and Wales', by John Britton and Edward Wedlake Brayley, Vol III, published in 1802, Cumberland, Isle of Man, and Derbyshire
Five mid 19th century images from John Smedley's "Practical Hydropathy":
	Matlock: View From Matlock Bank *New Looking towards Matlock Village (Old Matlock), High Tor and Masson
	Matlock: Smedley's Hydro, Public Drawing Room *New
	Matlock: Smedley's Hydro, Starting Out *New How John Smedley began
	Matlock: Smedley's Hydro, Extending the Hydro *New The hydro was extended several times
	Matlock: Riber Hall *New Mr. and Mrs. Smedley lived there for a time