Michael Fardell, John Lethbridge: The most successful treasure diver of the eighteenth century (The Historical Diving Society, 2010), ix + 101 pages, illustrated. Hardback. ISBN 9780954383442. £24. This is a work of interest not...
Ron Wawman (comp.), Never Completely Submerged: The Story of the Squarson of Lewtrenchard as revealed in The Diary of Sabine Baring-Gould (Grosvenor House Publishing, Guildford, 2009), 315 pages, illustrated. Softback. ISBN 9781907211034. £9.99. Bill...
Colin G. Maggs, Devonshire Railways (Halsgrove, Wellington, 2010), 160 pages, profusely illustrated in monochrome. Hardback. ISBN 9781841149127. £19.99. This book provides an overall history of Devon’s railway heritage. Its emphasis is on the development...
C. B. Newham, Some Old Devon Churches: A Tribute to John Stabb Volume I (DAE Publishing, 2009), ii + 155 pages, profusely illustrated with colour photographs; one map. Hardback. ISBN 9781906265014. £60. Between 1908...
R. E. Stansfield, Political Elites in South-West England, 1450-1500: Politics, Governance, and the Wars of the Roses (Edwin Mellen Press Ltd., Lampeter, 2009), 550 pages. Clothback. ISBN 9780773447141. £84. 95. The county of Devon...
Full title: The Old Devon Farm-House. Part II (continued). Its Interior Arrangements and Domestic Economy. by Charles H. Laycock. (Read at Salcombe, 12th July, 1923.) In the first portion of Part II of my...
Full title: The old Devon Farm-House. Part II. Its Interior Arrangements and Domestic Economy. by Charles H. Laycock. (Read at Crediton, 10th August, 1922.) In Part I* of this paper I endeavoured to give...
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By Rev. J. L. E. Hooppell, F.S.G. (Read at Exmouth, 21st July, 1927.) When the enraptured traveller through our glorious Devon approaches the old-world town of Modbury from its northern side—journeying, maybe, from Dartmouth...