Ashburton Collection
Ashburton, a town steeped in history and tales of resilience
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Ashburton, a town steeped in history and tales of resilience. In the year 1141, King Stephen's queen fervently petitioned Empress Matilda for the release of her beloved husband. This captivating event marked just one chapter in Ashburton's rich past. During the Victorian period, a bustling smithy near Ashburton became a hub of activity. The rhythmic clangs echoed through the air as skilled craftsmen forged their creations with precision and dedication. Their workmanship was renowned throughout Devon, leaving an indelible mark on the region's industrial heritage. Nestled near Ashburton lies a picturesque landscape that captivates all who visit. With its rolling hills and charming countryside vistas, this idyllic setting provides solace to weary souls seeking respite from city life, and is no wonder that artists flocked here during the Victorian era to capture its beauty on canvas. A glimpse into history can be found within an 1832 Victorian map – a testament to how this town has evolved over time. Each street corner holds stories untold, waiting to be discovered by those curious enough to delve into its past. Delving deeper into historical archives reveals intriguing references such as DDE-90026625, DDE-90026622, DDE-90026624, and DDE-90026623 – snippets of information that offer tantalizing glimpses into forgotten narratives buried within time's embrace. The Market Place stands at the heart – an engraving frozen in time capturing moments when locals gathered for commerce and camaraderie alike. Here merchants traded goods while townsfolk shared laughter and exchanged news under watchful gazes cast upon them by centuries-old buildings lining these hallowed grounds. Midgham House emerges from faded pages as it once stood proudly as W. S Poyntz Esq. 's residence; his political influence resonating through the halls.