- Which house in Parwich was in the early twentieth century a commercial cheese factory?
- What was this factory’s retail outlet in Ashbourne, which continued to trade well beyond the closure of the factory, called?
- What is Saint’s Hill now better known as?
- Who is the writer who created Peak Practice?
- What was the first Parwich pantomime performed in 1984?
- What local archaeological site was identified by Martin Wildgoose and excavated by Sheffield University?
- Which organisation ran Parwich Hospital as a convalescent home for soldiers during World War I?
- What was Parwick Hall, over and above a spelling mistake?
Thank you to Parwich & District Local History Society for the above questions. Please note they are holding their annual Christmas Quiz at the Sycamore Inn at 8pm this Thursday (10th Dec). There are seperate prizes for the local and the general knowledge sections. All are welcome and mulled wine and mince pies will be served.
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Christmas quiz 3
1.Knob Hall
2.Parwich Dairy
CHRISTMAS QUIZ PART THREE
1.KNOB HALL
2.PARWICH DAIRY
3.PARWICH HILL
4.LUCY GANNON
5.DICK WHITTINGTON
6.ROYSTON GRANGE
7.RED CROSS
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Well done so far Sandra: 7 out of 8.
A clue for number 8 is that an early 1930s book of gardens open to the public (an early precursor to the National Garden Scheme) included Parwich Hall, however it was misspelt as Parwick Hall. A company, naming a series of ******s, used this book to select the names of various ‘halls’.
It was a Great Western Railway, Hall class, steam locomotive, of course!
Too easy for you Jonathan, but could it ever have come to Alsop Station?
Probably no nearer than Crewe!