One beautiful village in Derbyshire with a rather sad story has become known as the 'plague village' in the centuries since ...

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The entire village of Eyam in Derbyshire was quarantined during the Black Death in the 1660s, with some residents still ...

The village of Eyam saw 260 of its residents killed by the plague On 1 November 1666 farm worker Abraham Morten gasped his final breath - the last of 260 people to die from bubonic plague in the ...

With coronavirus putting households around the world in lockdown, can the English "plague village" of Eyam, which quarantined itself for more than a year, offer us lessons on how to fight back?

ALL it took was a contaminated bale of cloth to kill off almost an entire village. Eyam, known as the Plague Village of Derbyshire, was ravaged by disease during The Great Plague of 1666.

It’s based upon the true story of William Mompesson, the young parish vicar to the Derbyshire village of Eyam. Appointed just before the plague rolled in via a consignment of cloth in 1665 ...

It would have been remiss, you might think, if the dramatic story of the Derbyshire village of Eyam, where the villagers cut themselves off from the world to contain the bubonic plague in the 17th ...

1: The plague comes to Eyam - 2: The villagers decide - 3: The plague ends A three-part unit exploring the extraordinary events in 1665 - when the plague comes to the Derbyshire village of Eyam ...

The plague has come to Eyam and a number of the villagers have died. Rev Mompesson summons everyone to the church and says the village must agree to quarantine itself to prevent the plague from ...