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This photograph shows the Pilton Festival Committee with the RAF Community Plate which they won in 2004. The RAF Community Plate was presented to Barnstaple Town Council by RAF Chivenor in 1974, t...

The Three Tuns was once a very popular pub on Barnstaple High Street and was marketed as "the oldest tavern in the oldest street in the oldest borough in Britain" - not completely true but a good s...

In 1950, Pilton Primary School, more correctly known as Pilton Voluntary Controlled Primary School, was immediately next the Church of St Mary's - where Pilton Art Group and the David Wilson Partne...

This photograph shows a team of Pilton Cricket Club around 1950. Back row (from left to right) are Fred Webber, Alan Collins, Ray Roulstone, Jack Abbott (a policeman), Maurice Huxtable and Alfie H...

This photograph shows members of the Pilton Church Choir on their annual outing, in about 1956. The members have been identified as follows: Back row (left to right): Jim Brannam, John Norman, Te...

St. Margaret’s Leper Hospital, founded almost 900 years ago, was sited at the lower end of Pilton Street. It was commemorated by incorporating a small garden at the corner house,122 Pilton Street w...

Old friends from many years ago met together again at Pilton Festival in 2011. This photograph shows, back row, left to right: George Pow, Brian Pow, George Challacombe, Bertie Pow, John Furse a...