Strutt Library Pamphlets: Guides I W Adam: Description of Buxton, Chatsworth, Bakewell, Haddon Hall, and Castleton; with a tabular view of the principal drives and objects of interest throughout the county; abridged from Adam's "Gem of the Peak". Published: Derby, J and C Mozley, [19th cent]. 80 pages. Map in front. Illustrated James Croston: Buxton and its resources: with excursions to Haddon, Chatsworth, Castleton, Matlock and Dovedale. Fifth edition. Published: Manchester, J Heywood; London, Simpkin, Marshall, [19th cent]. 62 pages, illustrated. Abel Heywood and Son: A guide to Alton Towers, Rudyard and Leek, with interesting walks in the neighbourhood. Published: Manchester, Abel Heywood and Son; London, F Pitman [?1897] 24 pages. Frontispiece, map, illustration Abel Heywood and Son: A guide to Bakewell and Haddon Hall, with excursions to the Peak District. Published: Manchester, Abel Heywood and Son; London, E W Allen [?1903] 35 pages. Illustrated Abel Heywood and Son: A guide to Buxton, its baths, gardens etc., with a description of the most favourite drives, walks etc., in its vicinity. Published: Manchester, Abel Heywood and Son, [1897] 24 pages. Frontispiece, map, illustrated. A Hunter and others: A month at Buxton: or a description of the town and neighbourhood, with their beautiful and romantic scenery; including some observations on the waters by Dr Hunter, Dr Denman, and Dr Scudamore ... to which is added, a concise description of Matlock, its baths and neighbourhood ... fourteenth edition. Published: Bakewell, John Goodwin [1820s] 46 pages Orme's New Buxton Guide, containing a concise account of the properties of its medical springs, so celebrated for gout, rheumatism and bilious complaints: and of the recent, elegant and convenient hot baths ... accompanied with descriptions of remarkable curiosities of nature and art ... Published privately in Leek, 19th cent 48 pages, frontispiece 1820s-c1903