"We All Fall Down", written by Leeds-based band iLiKETRAiNS and featured on their album Elegies to Lessons Learnt, 2007. Notable residents Anna Seward, 'the Swan of Lichfield', (1747–1809) Richard Furness, 'the Poet of Eyam' (1791–1857) Robert Eden, 3rd Baron Auckland Rector of Eyam between 1823 and 1825. Afterwards 3rd Lord Auckland; Bishop of Sodor and Man 1847–1854, then Bishop of Bath and Wells 1854–1869 Egbert Hacking, Rector of Eyam between 1884 and 1886, later Archdeacon of Newark See also Listed buildings in Eyam Derby plague of 1665, Great Plague of London (also in 1665) Footnotes References Documents on the Eyam Village site Carew, Jan, Eyam: Plague Village, Nelson Thomas, (Cheltenham), 2004. Daniel, Clarence (1938), The Plague Village: A History of Eyam, (Tideswell), T.W. Warrington & Son. Holloway, Julian (2017), "Resounding the Landscape: The Sonic Impress of and the Story of Eyam, Plague Village", Landscape Research, Vol.42, No.6, (18 August 2017), pp.601–615. Massad, Eduardo, Coutinho, Francisco Antônio Bezerra, Burattini, Marcelo Nascimento, and Luis Fernandez Lopez (2004), "The Eyam Plague Revisited: Did the Village Isolation Change Transmission from Fleas to Pulmonary?", Medical Hypotheses, Vol.63, No.5, (January 2004), pp.911–915. Paul, David (2012), Eyam: Plague Village, (Stroud), Amberley Publishing, Race, Philip (1995), "Some Further Consideration of the Plague in Eyam, 1665/6", Local Population Studies, No.54 (Spring 1995), pp.56–65. Wallis, Patrick 2006), "A Dreadful Heritage: Interpreting Epidemic Disease at Eyam, 1666–2000", History Workshop Journal, Vol.61, No.1, (Spring 2006), pp.31–56. White, Francis (1857), "Eyam Parish", pp.570–582, in F. White, History, Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Derby, etc., (Sheffield), Framcis White & Co. Whittles L.K. & Didelot, X. (2016), "Epidemiological Analysis of the Eyam Plague Outbreak of 1665–1666", Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, Vol.283, No.1830, (11 May 2016), 20160618. Wood, William (1842), ''The History and Antiquities of Eyam; With a Full and Particular Account of the Great Plague, Which Desolated that Village, A.D. 1666, Thomas Miller, (London), 1842. External links Eyam Plague Village website Guide to Eyam Village Photographs and Information on the Plague Village of Eyam Eyam Hall National Trust site Eyam at derbyshireuk.net . It takes a sceptical look at the story of self-quarantine in Eyam and applies it to the COVID-19 pandemic. Villages in Derbyshire Towns and villages of the Peak District Derbyshire Dales Populated places established in the 1st millennium