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Sir Allen Apsley, the Royalist Governor of Barnstaple in1645-6, is the man credited with ordering the demolition of Pilton Church tower and spire for metal for the manufacture of cannon and lead sh...

In October 2008, the Rev Vernon Ross (seen here with his wife Francesca, Churchwardens Mark Crooks and Kate Hastings and Readers David Rushworth and Marion Sanders) left Pilton Church after 9 years...

This row of seven, two-storey almshouses in brown slatestone, which are probably 17th century in origin and in a Tudor style, was enlarged and rebuilt by the Reverend Thomas Boweller in 1849 as a w...

This shell is used in St Mary's Church, Pilton, for baptism. It was presented to the church in memory of Arthur Richard Alexander Kolbert, born1904 in Edmonton, London and died 1992 in Barnstaple....

The photograph shows bellringers Ron and Frances Kenwood ringing bells no 4 and 5 in Pilton Church Tower in 2004. Thanks to Margaret Reed for this photograph.

At Pilton Festival in 2004 a Teddy Bear Jump was held from the tower of St Mary's Church as part of the annual celebrations.

This immense and sumptuous monument was erected in St Mary's Church, Pilton, in memory of Christopher Lethbridge, who died in 1713. It commemorates Margaret Bowchier, his wife, who is reported els...