FULL LIST OF PHOTOGRAPHS, MAPS AND DRAWINGS SHOWN IN BOOK (in page order):

Reverend Charles Kerry 1833-1908 (facing introduction page).
Map of Smalley Parish c1900 (c-circa) (shows areas covered by the 25" (to 1 mile) scale maps).
Map of routes from Codnor Castle to Smalley and Derby c1577.
Smalley Common enclosure award map (showing central and southern area of Smalley) 1784.
Map showing coal pits at Kidsley Park and Bell Lane, and the Sough (pit drainage tunnel) c1830.
Sanderson’s 2" map (here enlarged to 4" to 1 mile scale) 1835.
Ordnance Survey first edition 1" map (here enlarged to 2" to 1 mile scale) 1839.
Ordnance Survey 6" (to 1 mile) scale map 1880s (north and south sheet).
Map and list of old names to fields surrounding Smalley Village.
Aerial view of Smalley Village, Smalley Crossroads and Wood Lane (vertical) 1951.
Ordnance Survey map of area around Heanor Gate and Smalley Hill (25" scale) c1900.
Heanor Gate Railway Station (station closed to passengers in the 1930s, now demolished) c1950.
Special enthusiasts passenger train at Heanor Gate Railway Station 1959.
Derby Road bridge seen from Heanor Gate Railway Station 1957.
Demolition of Derby Road bridge and road straightening at Heanor Gate 1957.
Smalley Hill looking north towards Heanor Gate c1950.
Ordnance Survey map of area around Carrington’s Farm and Pit Lane (25" scale) c1900.
Harold North’s Heanor to Derby bus service on Heanor Road near Holly Mount Farm 1926.
Carrington’s Farm, Heanor Road c1900.
Opencast coal workings near Carrington’s Farm, Heanor Road 1940s.
Map of Glebe Land in Smalley along Pit Lane (railway served ‘old’ Smalley Colliery) 1830.
Plan of ‘new’ Smalley Colliery, Pit Lane (old shafts show an earlier colliery called ‘Gin Pit’) 1937.
Ordnance Survey map of area around the northern part of Smalley Village (25" scale) c1900.
Mitchell’s Row (between Nags Head Inn and Smalley Gate Farm), Main Road 1910s.
The Nags Head Inn (largely rebuilt in 1903), Main Road c1910.
Main Road looking south-west towards the Nags Head Inn and Smalley Garage 1930s.
The Nags Head Inn ‘Darts and Dominoes Team’ with Cyril Arme, headmaster 1960s.
Aerial view of village around Smalley Garage, Main Road (oblique) 1972.
Main Road looking north from Dobholes Lane junction c1900.
The Round House and Battery Shop (house demolished in the 1950s), Main Road c1900.
Drawings of proposed new house next to the Round House, Main Road 1908.
Main Road and the Round House 1910s, 1940s and 1950.
Round House (formerly a road toll-house, demolished in the 1950s), Main Road 1950.
Main Road looking north from Dobholes Lane junction 1930s. (shown above)
Dobholes Lane (shortly before the lane was widened) seen from Main Road junction 1921.
Steamroller and gang working on the widening of Dobholes Lane c1922.
Smalley Football Team (extreme right Freda Shelton, Sec.), Recreation Ground, Dobholes Lane 1960s.
Dobholes Farm (now demolished), Dobholes Lane 1976
Gas street lamp (removed same year) on Dobholes Lane 1976.
Chapel Row (demolished in the 1930s) on Main Road seen from near Smalley Boys’ School 1910s.
Smalley Boys’ School in the 1830s (built as a charity school in 1721), Main Road.
Smalley Boys’ School (teacher Thomas Dix, headmaster), Main Road 1891.
Smalley Boys’ School, Main Road 1910s.
Smalley Boys’ School (teacher Jack Hunt), Main Road c1939.
Smalley Boys’ School(became a mixed school in 1960), Main Road 1947.
Smalley Boys’ School (teachers Jack Hunt and Cyril Arme, headmaster), Main Road c1949.
The Bell Inn (with visiting cricket team from Belper), Main Road 1905.
Landlady Evelyn Kyte behind the bar at the Bell Inn, Main Road c1950.
Plan of Low Main Colliery near the Bell Inn, Main Road (the footrill colliery was abandoned in 1926).
Holland’s Well Cottage (Holland’s well was in the front garden), Main Road 1910s.
Smalley Post Office (closed in this location in 1974), 88 Main Road 1976.
Laburnum Cottage (now demolished), 92 Main Road 1939.
Lodge Houses at Main Road drive entrance to Stainsby House 1939.
Ordnance Survey map of area around Stainsby House and Wood Lane (25" scale) c1900.
Stainsby House 1870s (north and south side).
Stainsby House c1900 (north and south side).
South Garden Terrace, Rose Garden and Fish Pond at Stainsby House 1939.
Stainsby House (view of north side from footpath) 1960s.
Stainsby House (demolished same year) 1972 (north and south side, and int. staircase).
Linkwood Cottage at Linkwood Farm (west of Stainsby House) 1939.
West entrance lodge to Stainsby House, Wood Lane 1939.
The Sitwell Arms Inn, Wood Lane c1920.
Ordnance Survey map of area around the southern part of Smalley Village (25" scale) c1900.
Cottage at Main Road drive entrance to Stainsby House (demolished, replaced by lodge house) 1910s.
Radford Cottages opposite Smalley Girls’ and Infants’ School, Main Road 1910s.
Aerial view of village around School and Smalley Church (St. John the Baptist) (oblique) 1972.
Smalley Girls’ and Infants’ School, Main Road 1910s and 1920s.
Smalley Girls’ and Infants’ School (teacher Primrose Dix, headmistress), Main Road 1920s.
Smalley Girls’ and Infants’ School (school closed in 1968), Main Road 1940.
Smalley Church (St. John the Baptist) in the 1820s, Main Road.
Smalley Church (St. John the Baptist) in the 1840s, Main Road.
Smalley Church (St. John the Baptist), Main Road c1900 and c1910.
Chestnut Cottages next to Smalley Girls’ and Infants’ School, Main Road 1939.
Rose Cottage next to Chestnut Cottages, 116 Main Road 1939.
Aerial view of village around New Barn Farm, Main Road (oblique) 1971.
Old coach house to ‘The Hollies’, 95 Main Road (home of the village doctor until the 1920s) c1955.
Turton and Grainger families in the back garden of ‘The Hollies’, 95 Main Road c1930.
Cottages on Main Road opposite footpath to Bailey Croft (cottages demolished c1920) 1910s.
Long Plantation looking west on the footpath between Bailey Croft and Wood Lane 1910s.
Lion’s Mouth spring water trough (built mid 19th century) near the above footpath 1960s.
Detail drawing of the ‘Lion’s Mouth’ water spout to the drinking trough (now removed).
Main Road between Bailey Croft footpath and Bell Lane c1940.
Smalley Hall (house east side), Main Road c1900.
Sale plan of Smalley Hall and surrounding land, Main Road 1920.
Smalley Hall (house main entrance on south side), Main Road 1920.
Lounge or Billiard Room and Morning Room facing Staircase Hall at Smalley Hall 1920.
Dining Room and Winter Garden at Smalley Hall 1920.
Ordnance Survey map of area around Bell Lane (Smalley Dam to Smalley Lodge) (25" scale) c1900.
Aerial view of Bell Lane and Pit Lane area, and Mapperley Colliery (vertical) 1963.
Entrance to field footpath alongside Smalley Dam, Bell Lane 1973.
Field footpath looking south alongside Smalley Dam (dam area now a village amenity area) 1973.
Smalley Dam seen from above footpath (dam now cleaned out and restored) 1973.
Stile on the footpath between Smalley Dam and Stanley Common (area opencast mined 1990s) 1973.
Smalley Lodge (formerly a lodge house to the Shipley Hall estate), Bell Lane c1980.
Ordnance Survey map of area around Mapperley Colliery (25" scale) c1914.
Mapperley Colliery (mine closed in 1966) near Mapperley Park c1910.
View north-west over to Smalley from Mapperley Colliery near Mapperley Park 1940s.
Ordnance Survey map of area around Smalley Green (25" scale) c1900.
Railway plan of area around the old Green Farm (railway line never built), Smalley Green 1847.
Old Green Farm (house early 16th century, demolished in 1861), Smalley Green. (front elevation, plan and internal views).
Old oak in pasture and the old Green Farm (rear view), Smalley Green.
Terraced houses at Smalley Green (when built known as ‘New Row’) 1910s.
Ordnance Survey map of area around Smalley Crossroads (25" scale) c1900.
Smalley Crossroads (looking north-west to the Rose and Crown Inn) c1910.
The Rose and Crown Inn (rebuilt in the 1920s), Smalley Crossroads c1896 and 1910s.
Ilkeston Road looking west towards Smalley Crossroads 1937.
Estate plan showing area around Hayes Lodge (before Morley Manor was built) 1830.
Morley Manor (replaced Hayes Lodge in the 1890s) near Smalley Crossroads c1900 and 1930s.
Yew Tree Farm House near Smalley Crossroads 1939.
Yew Tree Farm Cottages near Smalley Crossroads 1939.
Ordnance Survey map of area around Smalley Mill and Wood Lane (25" scale) c1900.
Smalley Mill and Mill House, Wood Lane (Mill House demolished c1970).
Plan of Wood Lane Colliery near Smalley Mill (colliery was known locally as ‘Shonkcam Pit’). The footrill colliery was abandoned in 1933.
Wood Lane Colliery near Smalley Mill 1920s (footrill entrance and surface work).