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This Pilton Green Man Festival Programme for 2013 shows how far Pilton Festival has developed as an event, with music, crafts, food and activities in Pilton Street and also in Rotary Gardens. Wide...

The architect Mark Power produced this beautiful artwork of mediaeval Pilton Street as he had researched it in 1992. It shows the houses mostly South facing rather than the current East-West orien...

In 1971 Margaret Reed published this 28 page booklet entitled ‘The Public Houses of Pilton’. Although the early inns are unrecorded, there is information from around the end of 18th century onward...

A familiar view of the top of Pilton Street in unfamiliar conditions, i.e. empty of people and vehicles, possibly early on a summer morning before anyone was up. The almshouses appear not to have c...

Residents of Pilton Street captured by a photographer in 1910 on a day of light traffic - only one horse and cart - and everyone wearing hats. Might well have been a Sunday. The buildings looking...

This aerial view of the village of Pilton was taken around 1933 by Arthur Dennis flying from Chivenor. Particular points of interest are: 1. the Broadgate House Tennis Court, which was reached by...

This copy no. 39/350 of a pen and ink drawing of Pilton Street is by Graham Penn. The date is unknown. We would love to find out more about Graham Penn and when it was drawn. Thanks to Albert Li...