From The Ashbourne News Telegraph 18th December 12 1908  A terrible fatality occurred on Monday morning last at the Furness Vale Station o...

 Our neighbouring society in Buxton has a presentation that will be of particular interest to transport enthusiasts.

 Our village bowling green dates from 1931.  It's opening in August of that year was marked by a game between Mr. R. E. Knowles, owner o...

 Furness Lodge had been the home of Charles Saxby, owner of Furness Vale Printworks.  After the business became part of the Calico Printers ...

 It's nearly two and a half years now since we had our own lockdown in FurnessVale and Whaley Bridge.  For a week, we were under movemen...

This video was presented to the meeting of Furness Vale History Society in December 2021. This is the story  of Furness Vale from the earlie...

  The Royal Observer Corps constructed more than 1500 monitoring posts between 1955 and 1968. They were manned by a crew of four volunteers ...

 These pictures of buses on Buxton Road were taken in 1985 by an unknown photographer.  The first photograph shows the Post Office which at ...

    Our latest publication tells of recollections from our neighbouring village. Bridgemont is a small village midway between Whaley Bridge ...

 Here is an extract listing all local subscribers from the 1911 directory of the National Telephone Company.  The company was formed in 1881...

  We have created a 3D computer model of the garage on Buxton Road as it appeared in the 1960s. The model includes the adjoining row of cott...

Andrea Barlow , updated May 2021 Photographed on Marsh Lane where her aunt lived, Andrea is the young girl at the front of the cart.  Also i...

 Read how a gang of explorers discovered a secret tunnel under the village; hear about Edwin Bold's pet fox at the Paragon Garage and ho...

A selection of our publications may now be ordered online. Follow this link to the online shop : https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/Tunnelbreeze  ...

 Despite its name, Peak Forest Station was three and a half kilometres from that village and was actually in Peak Dale. Opened by the Midlan...