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Cathedral Church of St Peter, Exeter, Devon (left), with another church with a spire on the right. Date: circa 1960s

Buildings in Stepcote Hill, Exeter, Devon
Stepcote Hill, a set of steep steps in Exeter, Devon, with the church of St Mary Steps on the left and Ye Olde Tudor House Stores on the right. Date: circa mid 1960s

Killerton House, Broadclyst, Exeter, Devon
Killerton House, an 18th century house at Broadclyst, Exeter, Devon, owned by the National Trust. Date: circa 1980s

Irene Vanbrurgh, England. Actress - Born in Exeter 1872. Date: 1910s

The Village, Northan, Devon
The Village, Northan, near Exeter, Devon, England. Date: 1905

The Post Office & Stores, Willand, Devon
The Post Office & Stores, Willand, Cullompton, near Exeter, Devon, England. Date: 1930s

The Village, Sowton, Devon
The Village, Sowton, Exeter, near Clyst St Mary, Devon, England. Date: 1950s

Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School Parade, Clyst, Devon
Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School Parade, Clyst, Exeter, Devon, England. Date: 1920s

Garden & Beach, Exmouth, Devon
Garden & Beach, Exmouth, near Exeter, Devon, England. Date: 1920s

The New Exe Bridge, Exeter, Devon, England. Date: 1900s

Alexanrda Terrace from Belmont, Exeter, Devon, England. Date: 1910s

Exeter College Chapel, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England. Date: 1900s

WW2 greetings card, Stoker Andrew Martin, by Eric Kennington, official war picture from the National Gallery. Martin, of HMS Exeter

Scenery of Devon - Exeter Cathedral - The West Front
Victorian Glass Lantern Slide from a series on the scenery of Devon - Exeter Cathedral - The West Front. Part of Box 204 Boswell Collection Date: circa 1890s

HMS Exeter, British heavy cruiser, WW2
HMS Exeter (68), British York class heavy cruiser, returning home in February 1940 after repairs following the Battle of the River Plate (December 1939)

Militant Suffragette Crested China Figurine
A porcelain figure of a militant suffragette produced as an item of crested ware with the crest of the city of Exeter. The figure of the woman is finely detailed to illustrate her allegiance to

Emmeline Pankhurst Daily Mail 1913
A newspaper placard advertising the Daily Mail dated Monday December 8th, 1913, with the headline, Mrs. Pankhurst Last Nights Decision

Suffragette Charlotte Despard Exeter Hall. Charlotte Despard (1844-1939) addresses a meeting at the Exeter Hall, London after Dickinsons Bill was talked out in the House of commons. Date: 1907

Suffrage Mud March N. U. W. S. S
Suffrage Mud March N.U.W.S.S. Demonstration by more than 40 suffrage organisations on 9th February 1907. Led by Mrs. Fawcett, president of the National Union of Womens Suffrage Society

Two postcards by R Cattey - WWI era
Two postcards by R. Cattey. These were sent by Jack Jennings. 1. To his brother in the 11th Devons. 2. To Mum living at 29 Holloway Street, Exeter. Commemorative Art

Girl from St Olaves Home, Exeter
Annie - an inmate of St Olaves Home For Girls, Bartholomew Street, Exeter, Devon. The home was opened in 1894 by the Waifs and Strays Society. Date: 1920s

Lady Mary Scott by Madame Yevonde
Lady Mary Theresa Montagu Douglas Scott (1904-1984) by Madame Yevonde. She was the fourth daughter of the 7th Duke of Buccleugh and 9th Duke of Queensberry

Lord Burghley in the steeplechase at Stamford Bridge
400 metres hurdles gold medallist, Lord Burghley, at the water jump in the steeplechase at an athletics meeting at Stamford Bridge, shortly after his win at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games

Exeter Hall, London, 1901
Exeter Hall on the Strand, London, in 1901. Exeter Hall was the London headquarters of the Young Mens Christian Association. Date: 1901

3rd Marquess of Exeter, Vanity Fair, Ape
WILLIAM ALLEYNE CECIL, 3rd Marquess of Exeter (1825-1895), styled Lord Burghley between 1825 and 1867. British peer and Conservative politician. Caption: A real English gentleman Date: 1825 - 1895

Essex Gatehouse, London
The Essex Gatehouse, Essex Street, just off the Strand, London, was originally the Essex House which belonged to the Bishops of Exeter. Date: 1930s

Anthony Sparrow
NTHONY SPARROW English churchman, bishop first of Exeter, then of Norwich. Date: 1612 - 1685

Michaijah Towgood
MICHAIJAH TOWGOOD protestant churchman and dissenter at Exeter Date: 1700 - 1792

SIR HENRY POLLEXFEN Judge and statesman, Member of Parliament for Exeter, justice of the Court of Common Pleas. Date: 1632 - 1691

Henry Phillpotts - 4
HENRY PHILLPOTTS Bishop of Exeter Date: 1778 - 1869

Henry Phillpotts - 2
HENRY PHILLPOTTS Bishop of Exeter in his ecclesiastical robes Date: 1778 - 1869

Henry Phillpotts - 1
HENRY PHILLPOTTS Bishop of Exeter wearing a wig with his autograph Date: 1778 - 1869

Henry Phillpotts - 3
HENRY PHILLPOTTS Bishop of Exeter Date: 1778 - 1869

Hugh Oldham
HUGH OLDHAM English churchman, bishop of Exeter Date: ? - 1519

Laurence Sterne alias Tristram Shandy Death Himself Knocked
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Glaris Glarus Switzerland September 2 1781 Pen
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Cascade Aray Inveraray Scotland June 30 1791
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Bridge Blenheim Palace recto York Cathedral verso
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Three members of a Texas family of seven camped near Exeter, California. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, November 1936
DROUGHT REFUGEE, 1936. Three members of a Texas family of seven camped near Exeter, California. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, November 1936

Peamore Park, nr. Exeter (1793). Abbott, John White 1763-1851. Date: 1793

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The Wedding of " commissioner" Railton of the Salvation Army at Exeter Hall

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Madame Goldschmidt (Jenny Lind), at Exeter Hall

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The British Archaeological Association at Exeter: West Screen of Exeter Cathedral

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Visit of the British Archaeological Association to Exeter, the Cathedral from the South-East

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The British Archaeological Association at Exeter, Rougemont Castle: Interior of Gateway, Seen from Castle Yard

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The British Archaeological Association at Exeter, Berry Pomeroy Castle

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Burghley House, Near Stamford, the Seat of the Marquis of Exeter, 1871

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Christmas Ceremony in Exeter Cathedral

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Exeter, a city steeped in history and charm, is nestled in the heart of Devon County. As you navigate through its winding streets, you'll discover a tapestry of captivating landmarks that tell tales of centuries gone by. Begin your journey with a glance at the Devon County Road Map, tracing the intricate network of routes that connect Exeter to its surrounding towns and villages. This visual guide sets the stage for an exploration filled with hidden gems waiting to be uncovered. One such gem is the majestic West Front Cathedral. Standing tall against the skyline, this architectural masterpiece showcases intricate carvings and stunning stained glass windows that have stood strong since medieval times. Step inside to witness its grandeur firsthand and feel a sense of awe wash over you. For a change of scenery, head towards Exeter Quay where history meets modernity. Here, old warehouses have been transformed into trendy shops and eateries while still retaining their original charm. Take a leisurely stroll along the waterfront as boats bob gently on the River Exe - it's a picturesque scene straight out of a postcard. Transport yourself back in time as you catch sight of Bristol & Exeter Railway Broad Gauge Locomotive chugging along its tracks. This relic from yesteryears serves as a reminder of how railways revolutionized travel during the industrial era. Education takes center stage at Oxford/Lincoln College where knowledge seekers gather to expand their horizons. The hallowed halls echo with centuries-old wisdom passed down through generations - an institution synonymous with intellectual growth. Pynes House stands proudly amidst lush greenery; its regal facade reflects Georgian elegance at every turn. Built in 1825, this stately home exudes timeless beauty and offers glimpses into aristocratic life during England's golden age. No visit would be complete without marveling at Exeter Cathedral itself – an epitome of Gothic architecture rising above all else in magnificent splendor.