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View of Bradiford and Pilton from south side of River Taw in mid-19th Century

View of Bradiford and Pilton from south side of River Taw in mid-19th Century /media/flashcomm?action=mediaview&context=normal&id=317
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This photograph was taken from the south bank of the River Taw some time before 1874 when the Barnstaple to Ilfracombe Railway was built along the north shore. A number of the clearly recognisable features have been identified including Broadgate House and North Walk. Others like Cross Park House and Orchard House are suggested. Stanbury & Sons Victoria Flour Mills on Rolle Quay were demolished some time after 1941.

A view of the Pottington shoreline around the same time can be seen by following this link: http://vimp.thepiltonstory.org/picture/Pottington-Point-c1860-70-before-...

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