Derwent Valley Mills

Snaking 15 miles down the River Derwent from Matlock Bath to Derby, we are home to the internationally recognised Derwent Valley Mills. The only @UNESCOUK World Heritage Site in the East Midlands.#Innovation #InvestinDerbyshire #Derbyshire #UNESCO @DVMillsWHS pic.twitter.com/aGl7DkwMGB

— Invest in Derbyshire (@InvestinDerbys) October 6, 2023

Last week, we sent off one of our Lead Assessors to conduct an ISO3834 Surveillance in the Peak District!

Whilst on his travels, he visited the Derwent Valley, a @UNESCO world heritage site!

Find out more about ISO3834 below: https://t.co/7YFtFUw17o#TWICL #Travels pic.twitter.com/b1bjrNBmJJ

— TWI Certification Ltd (@TWI_CL) October 27, 2023

Part of Cromford Mill, Cromford, Derbyshire, England. This was the world’s first water-powered cotton spinning mill and is now part of the UNESCO Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site. #cromfordmill #derbyshire #derbyshiredales #industrialrevolution #unescoworldheritage pic.twitter.com/EEk4Btr6cq

— John Waxman (@johnpwaxman) October 15, 2023

22 years ago today the Derwent Valley Mills became a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In celebration, we've rounded up some of the best things to see and do in the valley. Find out more, we can’t wait to welcome you soon.https://t.co/mSLeknpJts#derwentvalleymills #worldheritagesite pic.twitter.com/gEKWpdM605

— Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site (@DVMillsWHS) December 13, 2023