Hidden amongst the gorgeous old buildings and cobbled pavement of Friar Gate sits Pickfords' House; the professional showcase and family home of Georgian architect Joseph Pickford and his wife Mary. Now the museum illustrating aspects of domestic life from the 18th to the 20th centuries, Pickfords' House shows the contrast between the master and the servant, the grandeur of Georgian architecture and the changes that occurred in the house over its 250-year life. The elegant Grade 1 listed Georgian four-storey town house was built by the prominent architect Joseph Pickford in 1770 for his own family.
To locate the cache you will need to take a walk around the museum locating clues as you go. If you are able, you should definitely take a look upstairs to see the fantastic temporary exhibits and toy theatre gallery too.
The museum is only open Tuesday through to Saturday (10am - 5pm) and the cache should only be attempted during these hours.
It is FREE to access!
The staff are fully aware of the cache but shouldn't be asked for help on where to find it 
Please fill your log with pictures (Optional) and provide lots of feedback if you can!
Cache has been placed with kind permission from Derby Museums.
Locate the laundry.
A = The number of washing dollies plus the number of wooden washtubs
In the Georgian Garden,
how many box hedge beds are there? Subtract the number of arches in the loggia, and the answer is B
On the lower ground floor,
Find the servants' bells. Count the total number and divide by 2 for C
On the first floor, find the dressing room. D = number of Joseph Wright portraits in this room
In the Pantry,
How many fabric-covered ceramic jars are there? Subtract the number of wooden butter pats to find E
In the Dining Room - how many Joseph Wright paintings hang in this room? F
Final Coordinates:
N052 55.ABC W001 29.DEF
If you've found all the clues correctly then you will not have a long walk to the final container, it is on-site!
Please try not to post any photos that will give away the hide :)