Exeter City Collection

St James Park Stadium Fine Art - Exeter City Football Club
St James Park Stadium Fine Art, home of Exeter City Football Club. At the Game painted in fine detail by the talented artist James Muddiman captures the atmosphere of Matchday perfectly

Old Map of Exeter 1851 by John Tallis
The River Exe skirts the South West of this plan of Exeter in Devon by John Tallis 1851 with the Exe Bridge providing direct access through the heart of Exeter

St James Park Stadium Fine Art Going to the Match - Exeter City
St James Park is a football stadium in Exeter and is the home of Exeter City F.C. The stadium is served by the St James Park railway station which is right next to the ground

Old Map of Exeter by Braun and Hogenburg 1618
A fine reproduction of Frans Hogenbergs city plan of Exeter originally published as one of the many in the city atlas which was intended to be a companion to the earlier Theatrum Orbis Terrarum

Old Map of Exeter 1805 by Cole and Roper
An attractive and detailed early 19th century reproduction town plan of Exeter 1805. First published by Cole and Roper as a finely engraved series of county maps

British ship, freighter Exeter City sinks North Atlantic, 1933
British ship, freighter Exeter City sinks in North Atlantic, 1933

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Step back in time with a glimpse of Exeter's rich history, as depicted in old maps by Braun and Hogenburg (1618), John Tallis (1851), and Cole and Roper (1805). Wander through the ancient streets of this historic English city, where modern life intertwines with centuries-old traditions. But Exeter is not just a place frozen in time. Visit St James Park Stadium, home to Exeter City Football Club, where the excitement of the present unfolds. Feel the anticipation as fans don their colors and head to the match, immortalized in the stunning Fine Art print "Going to the Match - Exeter City." Yet, Exeter's past reaches beyond its borders, as evidenced by the tragic sinking of the British freighter Exeter City in the North Atlantic in 1933. This poignant piece of maritime history serves as a reminder of the city's deep connections to the world beyond its walls. Exeter: a city steeped in history, alive in the present, and forever reaching for the future.