Eyam – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

And, just photos in this post. These are the caves located just off the A623, between Eyam and Stoney Middleton.

Eyam – Name Origin

When we were in Eyam this weekend, we were debating whether it’s pronounced Eee-am or I-am. Fortunately, we checked on-line

We saw a map in Eyam which mentioned the Cucklet Church, an outdoor rock formation that was used for religious

The stocks in Eyam date back to the late seventeenth century, so are from around the period when the plague

Back in the days of the plague in Eyam, local residents were allowed to bury their dead in what was

This is the sundial (click on the image to see a larger version) on the wall of St. Lawrence’s Church

This is the grave of George Palfreyman in St. Lawrence’s Church in Eyam. George was born in Monyash, a village

This gravestone is located by the side of St. Lawrence’s church, attached to the wall with iron supports. It is

Located in the churchyard of St Lawrence’s Church is this nationally important Celtic cross, which is thought to date from

What is now called Mompesson’s Well was originally used by villagers to get water (although it’s actually supplied from a