Tapton House
United Kingdom /
England /
Chesterfield /
World
/ United Kingdom
/ England
/ Chesterfield
World / United Kingdom / England
house, garden
Tapton House was constructed in the late 18th century by the Wilkinson family, bankers, who also helped fund the construction of the Chesterfield Canal. English mechanical engineer George Stephenson, builder of the first public railway line in the world to use steam locomotives, leased the house from the family from 1832 until his death in 1848. Tapton House grounds are now open for free use by the general public of Chesterfield to walk around and visit the Tapton Gardens. The grounds are also shared with the Tapton Park Innovation Centre. The House itself is now the High Education Campus of Chesterfield College
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tapton_House
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 53°14'43"N 1°24'44"W
- Hazlebarrow Farm 10 km
- Hallam Court 11 km
- South Court 12 km
- Chatsworth House 13 km
- Hurst Farm 15 km
- Stancliffe Hall 15 km
- Middleton Hall 16 km
- Hassop Hall 17 km
- Haddon Hall 17 km
- Thornbridge Hall 20 km
- Tapton Golf Club 0.5 km
- James Watson Scaffolding 0.7 km
- Whittington Moor 1.5 km
- Brimington 1.6 km
- Town Centre 1.6 km
- Spital 1.9 km
- Hady 1.9 km
- Brampton 2.4 km
- Holmebrook Valley Park 3.7 km
- Boythorpe 3.8 km