Owners and residents 1910 - 1924 Deeds show the house was owned by Frederick William Pook. 1911 Census shows Algernon...


Owners and residents 1910 - 1924 Deeds show the house was owned by Frederick William Pook. 1911 Census shows Algernon...

One of the most interesting buildings in Fore Street, not particularly known for its shape or beauty, but more so for...

I was pleased to be asked to give a presentation to the schoolchildren during their morning assembly on the 50th...
A summary of the occupiers of Wear Farm, Newton Road, Bishopsteignton, taken from the official parish records....
Bill and Hetty Ryder ran a village store at the bottom of Radway Hill in Bishopsteignton. The store comprised of a...
A summary of the occupiers of Murley Grange/The Lodge, Forder Lane, Bishopsteignton, taken from the official parish...
Ashill Cottage, Ashill, Bishopsteignton 18th Century Breacker Family The Breaker/Braker/Breacker family were in...
Entry from British Listed Buildings 1955 Small country house in use as farmhouse. Circa 1830 with some late C19...
This is the building which is now incorporated in the Ring of Bells. Originally it was designed to match Cross...
The Outbreak of War The year that the war started began with tragedy for Bishopsteignton School’s headteacher, Mr...
Graves of Admirals, Quinton, Goodall, Thornbrough. Bishopsteignton became home to some of Nelson’s admirals...