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Albert, the holy patriarch of Jerusalem, having given a written rule to the Carmelite friars about the year 1205, some brothers of this order were soon after brought over from mount Carmel by John lord Vescy and Richard lord Gray of Codnor, when they returned from the Holy Land.
Vocations John 2008
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John Humble, from English Heritage, will talk about a soon-to-be televised archaeological survey at Codnor Castle in Amber Valley.
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But all will be revealed soon thanks to Codnor-born history enthusiast Gavin Chamberlain.
Archive 2007-05-01 2007
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Codnor Castle will be filmed by a Channel Four crew this summer as archaeologists attempt to find out what the ruined castle looked like when it was a medieval power base.
Archive 2007-05-01 2007
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Codnor Castle will be filmed by a Channel Four crew this summer as archaeologists attempt to find out what the ruined castle looked like when it was a medieval power base.
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"Even people in Codnor have no idea about this fantastic piece of history that is sitting on their doorstep."
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"Even people in Codnor have no idea about this fantastic piece of history that is sitting on their doorstep."
Archive 2007-05-01 2007
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But all will be revealed soon thanks to Codnor-born history enthusiast Gavin Chamberlain.
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Bottles for ginger-beer, soda-water, ink, blacking, &c. are principally manufactured near Codnor Castle, in Derbyshire.
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 14, No. 401, November 28, 1829 Various
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Codnor Breach, at Monny-Ash in the Peak, at Pentridge, at Toad-hole
Stories of Comedy Rossiter Johnson 1885
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