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Story summary
- An anonymous benefactor gave Eyam Moor to the Derbyshire Wildlife Trust as a biodiversity haven.
- The site holds a Bronze Age barrow beside a henge with a stone called “the chair.”
- Workmen dismantled the barrow in the mid-18th century while building a nearby turnpike.
- In the 19th century the Duke of Devonshire converted the area into a grouse moor.
