What is recorded here
Pickford's House Museum is a historic building in Derby, originally the home of the Pickford family, notable for their contributions to the city's transport and haulage industries. The house is important as it reflects 19th-century domestic life and the industrial heritage of Derby.
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- Operator
- Derby City Council
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