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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	LS/712.6 Oversize
Title	Paxton's protege: the Milner White landscape gardening dynasty.
Date	2012
Publication Date	2012
Author	Craddock, J. P.
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
ISBN	9780951619407
Term	Vicarages
	Churches
	Gardens
	Gardeners

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Milner; Edward (1819-1884); Gardener, apprentice to Paxton and founder of the firm Milner-White

Paxton; Sir; Joseph (1803-1865); English gardener, architect and Member of Parliament, best known for designing The Crystal Palace; also designed gardens and glasshouses at Chatsworth.

Whitworth; Sir; Joseph (1803-1887); 1st baronet; Engineer, entrepreneur, inventor and philanthropist. Invented the British Standard Whitworth system, creating an accepted standard for screw threads. Also invented the Whitworth rifle. Lived at Stancliffe Hall, Darley Dale.

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Bakewell
Buxton
Chatsworth
Edensor
Kedleston Hall
Osmaston by Ashbourne
Darley Dale
Stancliffe Hall	Building

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