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often ploughed up, and numerous small workings developed. Pits developed throughout the Manor, with those in
Swanwick and Alfreton being the most productive. Alfreton colliery was sited to the northeast of the town. Ropemaking was allied to this industry, and the locality became famous for the quality of its ropes. In the 18th century Alfreton was the chief coal mining centre in Derbyshire, and the third-largest town in the county. The pits closed in the late 1960s and their sites have been reclaimed for other development.
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between 1905 and 1909. He later worked as vice president of the Union Oil
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Local iron working began in the low-lying land to the south of the current town in the vicinity of the A61, where a dam was made to power a water mill. This would have been quite a small operation, along with another at Lower
Birchwood, and it was not until the 18th century that iron working was
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reopenings in the 1990s, the station's name reverted to
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Domesday, but the earliest record appears to occur in CE1004 in the will of
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950:. Before September 2008 the school was known as Mortimer Wilson School for many decades. In September 2017 it became David Nieper Academy, after the clothing line that now owns it.
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