Listed Building record MDR16282 - Nos. 73-91 The Hill, Cromford

Nos. 73-91 The Hill, Cromford, probably built in the 1830s. From the National Heritage List for England: '1. CROMFORD HILL 1390 CROMFORD 73-91 (odd) SK 2856/2956 1/113 II GV 2. Row of ten houses. Probably 1830s with later alterations built for workers in the Arkwright mills. The row rises up Cromford Hill under three different roof levels. Coursed rubble; Welsh slate roofs to Nos 77, 89 and 91, tiles to Nos 79, 81 and 83; corrugated concrete elsewhere. A 2-storeyed variant on the Phase I Arkwright plan type with side stairs against end and party walls; 2-bay front elevations, the entrance bay with no window above. The windows retain the original cambered arches. Doorways with large lintels of inverted T section cut to increase headroom in Nos 81 and 85. Windows all late-C20 as are most of the doors. Red and black brick ridge stacks, renewed to Nos 89-91. Rear elevation has some original window openings to both floors (single light with stone surrounds). C20 reconstituted stone tensions to Nos 89 and 91. Although altered these buildings retain their general characteristics and mark an important stage in the development of Cromford's industrial houses. They are contemporary with Nos 49-69, Cromford Hill (q.v., ref 1/112 ). Listing NGR: SK2938456673.' (1)