Restoration begins of 200-year-old Aqueduct Cottage, built by Florence Nightingale's family, in Derbyshire
After years of being derelict, the restoration of Aqueduct Cottage has taken one step closer to completion this week, with work beginning to rebuild the timber roof frame.
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The idyllic cottage, built in 1802 by the family of Florence Nightingale, is situated along the banks of the Cromford Canal in Derbyshire, and is being restored by Derbyshire Wildlife Trust.
Now embarking on a new chapter in its 200-year history, the cottage will soon reopen as a visitor centre and gateway to Lea Wood Nature Reserve.