Nostalgia

The Queen at Ascot - her favourite horse race meeting

Facts and figures about the Queen's love of horse racing - and the Grand Nationa...

Town players Chris Perkins and Jonathan Howard tuck into Teresa Booth's pies at Saltergate in 1998.

Roll back years with these Spireites retro pictures

Chesterfield players celebrate winning the Anglo-Scottish Cup in March 1981, beating Rangers along the way.

Chesterfield's famous victory against Rangers remembered 40 years on

Climbing the hills in 1997.

Pre-season pictures from down the years

Tommy Lee lifts the trophy.

Pictures: Title wins in 2011 and 2014

Ahead of his first season with the Spireites.

Pictures: Legend Lester in action

A road adjacent to Chesterfield's stadium was renamed the Ernie Moss Way in April 2017.

Pictures: Looking back at legend Ernie Moss

The Spireites celebrate in the dressing room after beating Rangers 3-0 on the way to winning the 1981 Anglo-Scottish Cup.

12 random Spireites pictures

Chesterfield celebrate winning promotion to Division Two after beating Bury 2-0 at Wembley in 1995.

Heroes remember 1995 play-off final win

Squad photo 1997/98

Retro pictures: Spireites squad photos

Police keep their eye on Chesterfield's fans in their 1-0 win in Febraury 2001.

Pics: Spireites v Stags

Michael Vaughan holds aloft the replica of the Ashes trophy as England celebrate their iconic 2005 Ashes win. AFP PHOTO ADRIAN DENNIS (Photo: ADRIAN DENNIS/AFP via Getty Images)

Nine iconic sporting moments you will never forget

The Rubik's cube was one of the top toys of the 1980s

The 10 best presents 1980s kids got for Christmas

Irvine Patnick after the 1992 election success

Retro: White togas and pitched battles for right to vote

John F Kennedy leaves Edensor Church - June 1963

MEMORY LANE: JFK’s pilgrimage to see his sister’s grave in Derbyshire

Joe's parents Ike and Nellie Ashton

VIDEO: Ex-MP Joe Ashton’s book recalls bread and dripping generation

Buxton Advertiser archive, 1954, Great Hucklow hosted the world gliding championships, the Jugoslavian team

MEMORY LANE: Fly back in time to the World Gliding Championships

Lyman Elroy Robbie, a farmer from Truro, Nova Scotia, volunteered on March 31, 1916, claiming to be aged 18, but seems to have been only 14 as his grave records him as being only 17 when he died in 1919.

MEMORY LANE: The mystery of the 14-year-old Canadian soldier

Book takes a Peak at Buxton’s rail heritage

Buxton Girls School 6th Form, 1979

Reunion of former Buxton Girls School pupils

King George VI releases a valve at Ladybower Reservoir during its inauguration in 1945. Photo: Sheffield Newspapers.

MEMORY LANE: Royal approval for Peak District reservoir

Memory Lane: Sporting presentation

Bygones picture: can you spot anyone you know showing off the silverware?

Pat Phoenix, aka Coronation Street's Elsie Tanner, judged the 'Miss Morny' contest at Wrington Vale in 1965. She is pictured with winner Jean Kelly. The party celebrated the record 250,000 mushrooms picked at the Harpur Hill site the previous month.

Fond memories of Harpur Hill’s mushroom farm

Taddington Junior FC, Buxton & District Junior League winners, 1953-54

MEMORY LANE: Memories of a goal-den era

Derbyshire Times Band of the Year - can you spot yourself in our retro special?

NOSTALGIA FLASHBACK: Bakewell Cattle Market slideshow

RETRO FLASHBACK: Matlock history slideshow

GRASSROOTS SLIDESHOW: News from your neighbourhood

The 1788 Boulton and Watt steam winding engine house at Ecton, which brought copper ore out of the mine up a shaft nearly 1000ft deep, then the deepest shaft in Britain. The photograph dates about 1918-20 shows the building before its roof was lowered to one side in about 1930 after a serious crack developed in the gable. The building still stands and its the oldest surviving winding engine house at a mine in the world.

Buxton legacy of Peak copper mine

Scouts visit Germany

Baileans prove hard to beat

Young footballers in the 1970s

Part of the much enlarged Chinley station in 1902. In addition to the passenger platforms above there was a goods yard and locomotive facilities.

Full steam ahead... into the past

New book keeps track of railway history

The Hope Valley railway line

A station master’s house to remember

Buxton Advertiser archive, 1972, the Manchester Utd XI arriving for a pre season friendly match at Buxton FC

Memories of Manchester United’s visits to Buxton

The final steam engine to leave Buxton's loco depot on March 3rd 1968

MEMORY LANE: Railways heralded new era in Buxton

Shield win for cricket club

Players beam after medal win

Matlock move

Lorry crashes

Top season for Bonsall

Top time at pantomime

Classic story

Ambulance driver honoured for his role in pot-hole rescue drama