| An eighth of a mile from the lake, we spotted two forest rangers 25 feet up the trail, busying themselves around Gilpin Creek. |
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| The first discovery of pitchblende in the United States was associated with gold ores at the Wood mine in Gilpin County. |
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| Soils are composed of Gilpin silt loam, a moderately deep, well drained soil with a lower subsoil of silty clay loam of the subgroup Typic Hapludult. |
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| His book was followed by similar works by William Gilpin, Uvedale Price and William Wordsworth. |
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| Female members of the gentry writing in dialect at this time included Susanna Blamire and her companion Catherine Gilpin. |
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| Wilkinson and Sidney Gilpin, who performed a similar service for Cumberland. |
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| Most notably the Gilpin family who were the main landowners in the village. |
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| Many areas near and surrounding Kentmere still sport the name of Gilpin given to them by descendants of this family. |
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| Bernard's eldest brother was George Gilpin who was commissioned by Queen Elizabeth I to form an alliance between the Dutch States and the English against the Spanish Armada. |
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| The valley is famous for the Gilpin family who were given the valley and much surrounding land after an act of bravery by a member of the court of King John. |
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| Market Square was formally laid out in 1760 by John Gilpin Sawrey, the Lord of the Manor, who lived at Broughton Tower,a large mansion just a short distance from the Square. |
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