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Here’s a detailed history of **Codnor, Derbyshire**:

### Early History

Anglo-Saxon Origins: CODNOR likely originated as an Anglo-Saxon settlement. The name is believed to mean Coda’s hill or Coda’s ridge,”* reflecting its elevated position.
Medieval Period: Codnor is mentioned in historical records from the 11th and 12th centuries. It was primarily an agricultural village, with scattered farms and small cottages.

### Codnor Castle

Construction Codnor Castle, a key historical landmark, was built in the **13th century** by the de Grey family. It was a fortified manor overlooking the surrounding countryside.
Strategic Importance**: The castle was part of the border defenses between Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire and played a minor role in medieval conflicts.
Decline By the 17th century, CODNOR Castle had fallen into ruin and is now a picturesque ruin open to visitors.

### Industrial Era

Coal Mining: From the **18th century**, Codnor became heavily involved in coal mining. The area’s coal seams contributed to the Industrial Revolution, with local pits employing many residents.
Ironworks: There was also some iron smelting and small-scale industry linked to the wider Derbyshire industrial network.
Housing and Growth**: Terraced housing was built for miners, transforming Codnor from a small village into a larger industrial settlement.

### 20th Century

Coal Decline**: Mines began closing in the mid-20th century, leading to economic changes and shifts in employment.
Community Development**: Codnor adapted as a residential village, with schools, shops, and local services expanding to support the community.

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### Present Day

Codnor is now a residential village with strong ties to its historical past.
Landmarks include Codnor Castle Codnor Park Reservoir, and the historic church of St. James
The village retains a sense of identity through heritage events and its location in the scenic **Amber Valley**.