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  1. The history of the workhouse by Peter Higginbotham
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    The Workhouse in Ashbourne, Derbyshire

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  2. FamilySearch
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    Ashbourne, Derbyshire Poor Law Union • FamilySearch

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  3. The National Archives
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    Workhouse inmates and staff - The National Archives

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  4. GENUKI
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    GENUKI: Ashbourne, Derbyshire

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  5. GENUKI
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    ASHBOURNE Poorlaw Union, Derbyshire - GENUKI

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  6. Historic England
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    Volume: Ashbourne Union Workhouse, Ashbourne - Historic England

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  7. The history of the workhouse by Peter Higginbotham
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    Henry Stuart Baker at the Ashbourne Union Workhouse, …

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    Are there workhouses in Ashbourne?
    A parliamentary report of 1777 recorded local workhouses in operation at Ashbourne (for up to 60 inmates) and Bonsall (40 inmates). Prior to 1834, the local workhouse in Ashbourne stood on the west side of Dig Street. There were also workhouses at Brassington, and at Alstonefield which joined the Ashbourne Union in 1869.

    The Workhouse in Ashbourne, Derbyshire

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    When was Ashbourne Union Workhouse built?
    Ashbourne Union Workhouse, OS Map revised 1898 CC-BY (NLS) Ashbourne Poor Law Union was formed in 1845 comprised of 61 townships in the surrounding area. The former parish workhouse in Dig Street was sold in 1846 and work put in hand on the new building to designs by Henry Isaac Stevens, architect of Derby. The new building was completed in 1848.

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    What was Ashbourne workhouse like in 1920?
    Ashbourne workhouse site 1920. The main workhouse building was a T-shaped three storey building, faced with local limestone. The central portion contained an entrance hall, porter's rooms, and the master and matron's quarters. Accommodation for male inmates was in the west wing, and for women in the east.

    The Workhouse in Ashbourne, Derbyshire

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    Where was the workhouse in Ashbourne before 1834?
    Prior to 1834, the local workhouse in Ashbourne stood on the west side of Dig Street. There were also workhouses at Brassington, and at Alstonefield which joined the Ashbourne Union in 1869. Brassington's parish workhouse stood on The Street. The building, which dated from 1615, was known as Tudor House. Brassington former parish workhouse, 2005.

    The Workhouse in Ashbourne, Derbyshire

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    How do I get to the old Ashbourne workhouse & Compton House?
    Along Dig Street you will see the old Ashbourne Workhouse and also Compton House. Turn right into King Edward Street, just after Compton House (now Lloyd's Bank). Continue straight on to the T-junction at the end of the road and turn left onto Station Road. After approx 150 metres you’ll reach another T-junction.

    Heritage Highlights of Ashbourne… | Visit Peak District & Derbyshire

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    What was Ashbourne Public Assistance Institution?
    The workhouse later became Ashbourne Public Assistance Institution or just "the Institution". Under the National Health Service it became St Oswald's Hospital. In the early 1900s, the union set up children's 'cottage home' in two terraced houses at 58-60 Mayfield Road, Ashbourne. The home could accommodate up to 16 children.

    The Workhouse in Ashbourne, Derbyshire

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  9. Historic Hospitals
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    Derbyshire - Historic Hospitals

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  10. Visit Peak District & Derbyshire
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    Heritage Highlights of Ashbourne… | Visit Peak District & Derbyshire

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  11. gov.uk
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