River Exe Collection

Peters Tower, the harbour, Lympstone, Exe Estuary, Devon, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Aerial view over Exeter city centre and the river Exe, Devon, England

Double Locks Inn, Exeter, Devon, UK

Clock Tower & Esplanade, Exmouth, Devon, August 1931

Orcombe point - Exmouth beach - Devon - UK

Panorama of Exmouth and River Exe from a drone, Dawlish Warren, Devon, England, Europe

Old Boat Wrecks on the River Exe in Topsham, Devon, England

Meadows and Marshland around Clyst River in Topsham, Devon, England

Panorama of River Exe in Topsham and Exeter from a drone, Devon, England

Henry Grey, 1st Earl of Stamford, c. 1599-1673

Farm nestled in the Exe valley overlooking the River Exe, Devon, England. Summer

Aerial view of the mouth of the River Exe

Aerial view of beach and dunes at Dawlish Warren

Exeter, c. 1827 (w/c with scraping & stopping out and gum arabic on paper)

Map of Exeter, from Civitates Orbis Terrarum by Georg Braun (1541-1622

Countess Weir, near Exeter, c1870

Exter, from Exwick Fields, 1898. Creator: Unknown

Frost-covered reeds, beside the estuary of the River Exe

River Exe, Topsham, Devon, UK

Topsham Turf ferry, Topsham, Devon, UK

Exmouth, from the Beacon, c1896. Artist: HT Cousins

Kitty Brunell fording the River Exe in a Talbot 14 / 45 sportsmans coupe, Winsfors

3-litre Lagonda of RD Tong fording the River Exe at Yealscombe

Ford Model A of JW Robbins fording the River Exe at Yealscombe

Exmouth - View Showing the Beach and the Opposite Shore, 1895

Exmouth from the Beacon, c1900. Artist: HT Cousins

A sunset view of sailing on the River Exe at Topsham, near Exeter, Devon, England

Exeter canal, Devon, UK

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EDITORS COMMENTS

The River Exe, flowing through the picturesque county of Devon in England, is a captivating waterway that weaves its way through stunning landscapes and historic landmarks. From the towering Peters Tower to the bustling harbour, this river offers a multitude of sights to behold. An aerial view over Exeter city centre reveals the grandeur of both the city and the river as they harmoniously coexist. The Double Locks Inn stands proudly on its banks, inviting visitors to enjoy a pint while soaking in the serene atmosphere. Dating back centuries, an exquisite watercolor painting from 1827 showcases Exeter's charm with scraping and stopping out techniques. Meanwhile, an enchanting engraving of Nutwell Court transports us to a bygone era when elegance reigned supreme along these shores. A map from Civitates Orbis Terrarum takes us even further back in time, offering a glimpse into how Exeter was depicted during Georg Braun's era. The clock tower and esplanade at Exmouth capture August 1931's essence perfectly—a snapshot frozen in time. Nestled within the lush greenery of the Exe valley lies a farm overlooking this majestic river—a tranquil oasis where nature thrives alongside human habitation. Countess Weir beckons us with its timeless beauty captured around 1870; it serves as a reminder that Mother Nature can be both awe-inspiring and formidable. Exwick Fields' vantage point provides an idyllic panorama of Exter—an image preserved since 1898 by an unknown artist who sought to immortalize this charming town for future generations. Lastly, HT Cousins' artwork presents us with breathtaking views from atop Beacon Hill in c1896—Exmouth unfolds before our eyes like an oil painting brought to life. As you journey along the River Exe's meandering path through Devonshire's enchanting landscapes, let yourself be captivated by its history-rich surroundings—the remnants of ancient civilizations, the architectural wonders, and the ever-changing beauty of nature.