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Matches 401 to 450 of 519 » See Gallery » Slide Show
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| 401 |  | St Audries |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 402 |  | St Audries |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 403 |  | St Audries View of the church yard. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 404 |  | St Audries One of the estate roads. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 405 |  | St Audries |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 406 |  | St Audries |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 407 |  | St Audries |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 408 |  | St Audries |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 409 |  | St Audries Another view of the church yard. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 410 |  | St Audries |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 411 |  | St Audries |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 412 |  | St Audries A drawing showing the interior of the original church building. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 413 |  | St Audries View down the drive to the mansion, the church is on the right hand side. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 414 |  | St Audries |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 415 |  | St Thomas Parish church. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 416 |  | St Thomas Parish church. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 417 |  | St Thomas Fore Street, looking east towards Exeter. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 418 |  | St Thomas Parish church. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 419 |  | St Thomas St Thomas parish church, where descendants of James Mallett of Spreyton are buried. Sadly, the church yard has suffered from significant vandalism and few headstones remain intact. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 420 |  | St Thomas Parish church. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 421 |  | Sticklepath |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 422 |  | Sticklepath The village hall. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 423 |  | Sticklepath St. Mary's Chapel. Until the 20th century Sticklepath was part of the parish of Sampford Courtenay, a village some miles to the north, so people either had to travel to Sampford or South Tawton for weddings and baptisms. This may help to explain why locals were so receptive to the Quaker and Methodist movements in the 18th century. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 424 |  | Sticklepath View of the village looking west. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 425 |  | Sticklepath St. Mary's chapel viewed from the east. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 426 |  | Sticklepath Summer house in the burial ground. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 427 |  | Sticklepath |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 428 |  | Sticklepath View of the village looking east. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 429 |  | Sticklepath View of the village looking east towards South Zeal. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 430 |  | Sticklepath Finch Foundry. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 431 |  | Sticklepath Examples of tools made at the foundry. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 432 |  | Sticklepath Water wheel. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 433 |  | Sticklepath Finch Foundry (on the site of the former Manor Mills). Now a working museum preserved by the National Trust, for over a century it produced quality hand tools sold throughout the country using water powered machinery. For more details of the foundry museum see: "Finch Foundry - The last working water-powered forge in England" at http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/finch-foundry. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 434 |  | Sticklepath Finch Foundry. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 435 |  | Sticklepath Photograph of foundry workers including John Mallett (far left, middle row). |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 436 |  | Sticklepath Summer house in the burial ground. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 437 |  | Sticklepath Entrance to the Quaker Burial Ground where some Malletts are buried. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 438 |  | Sticklepath Summer house in the burial ground. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 439 |  | Sticklepath View of the village looking north-west. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 440 |  | Sticklepath Plaque with details of the Trafalgar anniversary. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 441 |  | Sticklepath |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 442 |  | Sticklepath |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 443 |  | Sticklepath War memorial plaque on the wall of the village hall. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 444 |  | Sticklepath View of the village looking east. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 445 |  | Sticklepath Close up of the Trafalgar mural. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 446 |  | Sticklepath |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 447 |  | Sticklepath Mural commemorating the 200 year anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 448 |  | Sticklepath View of the village looking west. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 449 |  | Sticklepath |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |
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| 450 |  | Sticklepath The Methodist church viewed from the east. |
Owner of original: Richard Mallett |