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Hathersage

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Hathersage

Village in Derbyshire, England, 19 km/12 mi southwest of Sheffield; population (2001, Hathersage and Eyam) 3,700. Some 5 km/3 mi south of Hathersage is Froggatt Wood, which belongs to the Council for the Preservation of Rural England.

Hathersage was once a centre of knitting-needle manufacture. Little John, follower of the legendary outlaw Robin Hood, is traditionally supposed to have been buried in Hathersage churchyard.



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In 1990 he moved his factory into the famous Round Building at Hathersage by Michael Hopkins, and he did not just act as client but participated in its design.
Cutting edge by Jones, Peter Blundell / The Architectural Review
Most obviously the shallow pitched roof of lead covered panels, particularly the raised section over the circular auditorium, is borrowed from the little round cutlery factory for David Mellor at Hathersage.
Glyndebourne by Davies, Colin / The Architectural Review
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