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Some of Pilton's 'old boys' remember their childhood racing box carts, or pram-wheel buggies, from Maer Top to the bottom of Pilton Street in the days when there was no traffic and only the risk of...

Charles Knight Ellis and his wife, Jane, pictured outside Elm Cottage, Pilton, at the junction of Dark Lane and another lane leading to Nursery End, round about 1900. They had seven boys and four g...

Ted Wellington (centre with certificate ), father of Paul Wellington of 96, Pilton Street, pictured with a music group at the old Bluecoat School probably before World War ll. Ted played piano.

One of three groups of pictures of the Wellington family, ancestors of Paul ( m Kathy) and their children Rachel and Sarah. This group shows (top left) Paul's father, Ted Wellington and grandfather...

This is thought to be a travel doll. It has plastic legs and feet which probably dates it around the end of 19th Century or beginning of 20th Century. It was found under floorboards in 108 Pilton...

A booklet compiled by Terry Chaplin in approx. 2000 with the help of Margaret Reed, Ethan Danielson, Bill Forward and the Devon Record Office and funding from Millennium Awards and Tarka Country Mi...

"Crowded" Pilton Street in 1890 where a horse and cart was the height of rush hour. And everyone seemed to wear a hat.