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D12 - Alfreton and Derby Turnpike Trust - [1876]-1950
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D12
Title
Alfreton and Derby Turnpike Trust
Date
[1876]-1950
Description
Trustees' title deeds, [1876]; County Surveyors' correspondence re copy of plan to construct road at Butterley, 1950.
Extent
6 items
Level
Fonds
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator
Alfreton and Derby Turnpike Trust
Administrative History
In the 18th century special Acts of Parliament were passed in many areas of the country establishing turnpike trusts which had powers to collect tolls in exchange for providing and maintaining a highway. A General Turnpike Act was passed in 1773 to speed up the Parliamentary process. In 1888 the responsibility for main roads was transferred to county councils (non-main roads followed in 1894).
Custodial History
These items were donated to Derbyshire County Council in 1950.
Organisation Sub-Type
Turnpike trusts and bridge trusts
Language
English
Term
Turnpike roads
Roads
Business
Archivist Note
Collection level description amended by Ben Webster, 24/11/2011. Title amended in compliance with ISAD(G), 24/11/2011. Formerly "Alfreton & Derby Turnpike".
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Type
Derby
Alfreton
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