| Description | Accession of November 2017: approx. 217 boxes forming part of the original collections at Derbyshire Record Office in 1962, which had never been formally accessioned
Accession of February 2018: 1950s files on appointment of Chief Constable; 1930s-1940s capital works files; 1950s-1960s files on properties offered for sale to the county council; 1950s file re visit from German local government officials; 1930s-1940s file on financial adjustments re Cheshire/Derbyshire boundary; 1960s County Surveyor file re the Belper rural district; Files maintained under the War Charities Acts of 1916 and 1940; Festival of Britain 1951 file; "River Ouse (Yorks) Catchment Board 1931-1950" printed booklet about water board; 1960s Home Office circulars, largely relating to arrangements for children's services, e.g. amendments to regulations, availability of staff training; 1960s North Derbyshire Water Board file; 1950s-1960s County Surveyor's file on parishes I to Y in the Chapel-en-le-Frith rural district; 1960s Fire brigade committee circulars; 1894 order for alteration of boundaries in the Bakewell area; 1914 Chesterfield Rural District (Beighton) parish councillors order; 1928 lease on Oakenedge Quarry, Stoney Middleton; Mental Health Service correspondence, investment advisory panel file, clinic property files including one on proposed sites for "Hostel for the mentally sub-normal" in south-east of the county, 1950s-1960s; Building contracts for county buildings including schools, 1910s-1960s (5 boxes); Compensation committee files, southern county roads advisory committee minutes, 1950s-1960s; County welfare committee files, property files for proposed "Hostel for the mentally sub-normal" and an occupation/training centre, both in the Chesterfield area, 1950s-1960s; County Works committee files, Mental Health Service correspondence, Finance Act 1967 compensation levy lists, 1960s; 1930s-1960s local taxation committee files, plus file on property transferred under the Sheffield Order 1967 and the Derby Order 1968 |