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This song was written by Martin Haddrill to record the fight to save Manning's Pit in Pilton from development. At the time of recording the threat of development had receded, but not disappeared...

In January 2010, the Pilton Panto presented in Pilton Church Hall was 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame'. This is the programme/ticket for the event. Under the direction of Hamish Patrick, the Panto ra...

Harry Samuel Stevens, a tailor and a churchwarden at Pilton Church, and his wife, who was a Squire, lived at 55 Rolle Street. Here they are shown in 1948. They were the parents of Herbert John St...

These two ladies are Elsie (left) and Rose (right) Stevens who lived at 55 Rolle Street. They were the daughters of Lilian Mabel Stevens (nee Perkins) and Herbert John Stevens and the sisters of E...

This is a photograph of Lance Corporal Alfred Edward Hobbs of Pilton. He had served in the 1st/6th Devonshire Regiment. Based in Barnstaple, the 6th Devons specifically recruited men from North D...

The Comrades of the Great War was formed in 1917 as a non-political association to represent the rights of ex-service men and women who had served or had been discharged from service during The Gre...

In May 1945, Patricia Ruth Stevens, the older sister of Eric John 'Steve' Stevens, was married to Arthur Douglas Lemon in St Mary's Church, Pilton. In this picture we can identify Arthur and Patri...