TRUSLEY

DERBYSHIRE

A historic estate in the heart of Derbyshire's Golden Triangle.

Trusley is a small village in south Derbyshire with a long, layered past. First recorded as Toxenai in the Domesday Book, it belonged to Henry de Ferrers. In the 1200s Oliver de Odingsells bought the manor; in 1418 a De Odingsells co-heiress married Thomas Coke, bringing the Coke family to Trusley.

Black and white photo of All Saints Trusley church with arched windows and a small tower, surrounded by trees and a grassy area with tombstones.

Many village buildings date from the 18th century, including All Saints Church, built for William Coke in 1712.

ALL SAINTS TRUSLEY