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As of 2021, the population of Eyam is estimated to be around 950 residents. Eyam is a small village located in Derbyshire, England.
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Eyam Museum was created in 1994.
The Roses of Eyam was created in 1973.
259 villagers out of 292 died in eyam
259 villagers out of 292 died in eyam
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Eyam was the next town to be hit by the Bubonic plague after London in England, In Eyam- the town people took it upon themselves to stop the plague from spreading to other towns in England. They quarantined themselves- getting people from neighboring towns to deliver foods and necessities to a boundary stone on the outskirt of Eyam, where four holes were in the stone. In these holes people had placed vinegar so when the people from Eyam placed coins of payment for the goods- the vinegar acted as disinfectant to the coins. Eyam itself split into two halves: The people whom were infected went to one half and the people whom weren't infected went to the other
The Eyam plague, also known as the Great Plague of Eyam, began in 1665 when a trunk of cloth arrived in the village from London, bringing the bubonic plague with it. The first recorded death occurred in September 1665, and the outbreak continued until 1666, resulting in the deaths of a significant portion of the village's population. Eyam is notable for its decision to quarantine itself to prevent the spread of the disease to nearby communities.
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