Cast-iron milepost on the A515 Ashbourne-Buxton Road. One face reads "London 147 miles, Derby 21 miles, Hartington Parish", one reads "Buxton 12 miles", and one reads "Ashbourne 8 miles". The milepost is on the 1738 Buxton-Ashbourne Turnpike, but was placed there after the 1771 amendment. Photographic record. (1). Grade II listed cast-iron milepost dating from the mid 19th century. It was manufactured by James Haywood, Phoenix Foundry, Derby. It has a triangular sectioned base with a shallow sloping top, curving up to form a flat back with a segmental arched head. The south face is inscribed: 'BUXTON / 12 MILES' and below: 'J HAYWOOD / PHOENIX WORKS / DERBY'. The north face is inscribed: 'ASHBOURNE / 8 MILES' and below is the manufacturer's name again. The top face is inscribed 'LONDON / 147 MILES / DERBY / 21 MILES / HARTINGTON PARISH'. The total height of the stone is about 3½ feet. (2).