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Abandoned Old Workers Cottage & Ambergate Wire Works in Derbyshire

#abandoned #urbanadventure #abandonedplaces #urbanexploring #explore #urbex #urbanactivity #abandonedexplore #urbanexploration #forgotten #forgottenplaces #lostplace #lostplaces 📍ABANDONED WHITE PEAK WORKERS COTTAGE 📖 HISTORY Recently becoming known as 'Needle Manor' within the Urban Exploring community, White Peak Workers Cottage is a 19th century dwelling which can be found in tucked away in Shining Cliff Woods, close to the abandoned Ambergate Wire Works. The cottage was one of many which once accomodated workers of the wire manufacturing facility, which dates back to 1876. At its peak the factory employed over 500 people, and some of which opted to live on site. When the site was acquired by Bridon in 1990, the cottages fell out of use. Not long after, they were ransacked and secured. In 1996, the wire works closed and remained derelict up until 2016, when part of the site was taken over by White Peak Distillery. Before they could find a use for the cottage, on Thursday 20th September 2018, it was set on fire and damaged beyond repair. 📍AMBERGATE WIRE WORKS 📖 HISTORY Ambergate Wire Works was originally a wire manufacturing facility set up by Richard Johnson & Nephew in 1876. They specialised in telegraph wires, fencing and suspension cables and famously put in a tender for the suspension wires for the Brooklyn Bridge. Typically, suspension wires were made from steel, due to its tensile strength, and for telegraphy wires cooper was used due to its higher conductivity. J&N produced the telegraph cables laid underneath the English Channel during World War 2. At its peak, the factory employed over 500 people. The site was acquired in 1990 by Bridon and became "Bridon Ropes, Johnson & Nephew Wire Works Ltd".They used the site as a storage and distribution centre until was fully closed down around 1996. Sadly in April 2017 a 19 year old teenage boy died after falling 20ft through the roof of 1 of the derelict buildings. ENJOY THE VIDEO!!! THANKS FOR WATCHING!!! 👀 If you like the content on this channel, you can subscribe (it's free) and activate the notifications bell, as we upload content every week. You can also follow us on our other social media, we leave links below 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 ▫️ FACEBOOK   / 1aa93wspca   ▫️ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/urbex_meg?i... ▫️ TIK TOK https://www.tiktok.com/@urbex.meg?_r=... SEE YOU NEXT VIDEO AND THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!! 🙏 😊