But how many of these iconic buildings do you remember from the past?
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5. Barrow Hill
The former Barrow Hill Brickworks in Staveley were finally demolisged in 2012. Photo: JPI Media

6. Horsley
Horsley Village Hall, near Belper, was scheduled to be demolished in 2016. Photo: JPI Media

7. Thornton's
The former Thornton’s factory in Belper was demolished in 2017 after the firm relocated to Alfreton in 1999. It was formerly owned by Rolls-royce and had once been a music hall. Photo: JPI Media

8. High Peak College
The former High Peak College near Buxton, pictured in 2009 before it was demolished. Photo: JPI Media

