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Ladywell
Ladywell is the name of the ancient well hidden away on the north side of the church of St Mary, Pilton at the end of Ladywell Lane. It was restored in 1984.
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Pilton Conservation Study 1971
In 1971, Devon County Council carried out a Study which reported on the Pilton Conservation Area in Barnstaple, Devon, and made recommendations for improvements to properties, many of which were wi...
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Phyllis Allen feeding the ducks in Pilton Park on the banks of the River...
At the age of 82, Phyllis Allen of 123 Pilton Street found herself with a court order against her to stop feeding the ducks from the River Yeo. It was judged that they were creating a traffic haza...
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Historic Rotary Gardens Makeover Marks 40th Anniversary of Creation by B...
A project to improve Pilton’s Rotary Gardens was completed in 2014, in time for the park’s 40th anniversary on Friday 23 May. Work at the gardens began in 2013, with a new path and benches and ext...
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Lynbro Road Ladies' Silver Jubilee Football Team
The ladies of Pilton's Lynbro Road played a Pilton men's team at Manning's Pit on the occasion of the Queen's Silver Jubilee in 1977, according to Claire Helliwell, who presented this picture to th...
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Trevor Beer MBE, Writer and Wildlife Artist, 1937 - 2017
Trevor Beer, the well-known Devon writer and wildlife artist, was born on The Rock, Pilton, in January 1937 and died in June 2017. He went to Pilton School next to St Mary’s Church and his boyhood...
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Children Clearing Smoky House Lane in Spring 1974
This photograph shows a group of children who helped clear Smoky (or Smokey) House Lane in the Spring of 1974. They were led by local naturalist Trevor Beer (third from left). For those who don't...
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Haymaking on Pathfield in about 1926
This photograph, probably taken on Pathfield, shows C W Lewis and J Parsons making hay in about 1926. It was displayed in the 'Pilton Then & Now' Exhibition held in Pilton Church in 2008 but i...
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