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Youlgreave is an attractive hill top village situated in some of the finest scenery in the Peak District. The village has many names 'Youlgreave' and 'Youlgrave' being the two most common. These names are thought to derive from the Saxon 'Iolograf' meaning 'Yellow Grove'. 'Pommie' is also a well known and often used nickname used by locals. Youlgrave is also famous for its well dressing. This takes place a Midsummer each year with 5 wells being dressed with biblical pictures. It is considered to be amongst the finest example of Well dressing in the Peak district. The Old Hall in the village which was built in 1650 is built of mellow cotswold colour stone. The church is particuarly fine with Norman work and the tower has eight pinnacles.
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