There's a sign some way up Bridge Street pointing out the Chesterfield Canal tow path. Don't expect to see much water though - the remnant of the Chesterfield Canal that runs through the village is nothing but a depression in the ground filled with brambles and nettles, unlike the reclaimed sections at Kiveton and Anston.

Below: The entry to the 'canal' from Bridge Street, the towpath is on the right.

Below: The canal towpath runs by the hedge on the left. You'd never know that there had ever been a canal here.

Features

• Killamarsh floods 1932 photos
• Eary and late 20th century houses
• Killamarsh Junior and Primary School
• The old railway station
• St. Giles 12th century church
• The Church of the Hill
• Chesterfield Canal
• Killamarsh pubs
• The White City
• Killamarsh Railway station 1950

See also

• Railway map 1915

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