Okehampton, Fore Street Market 1890
Photo ref:
22590
Photo ref:
22590
More about this scene
Okehampton was established near a Saxon site just after the Norman conquest. The church in the picture is St James. This was built as a chantry chapel to All Saints, which was in the Saxon part of the town, well away from the newer area. Farmers gather at the corner to mull over the issues of the day.
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I was stationed at this camp in 1968 for a few weeks of Army exercises. Looked a lot different then! Very nice country, but very cold out on the moors at night!
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