Newton Abbot, Globe Hotel And St Leonard's Tower 1906
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Photo ref:
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A party of guests has boarded a coach outside The Globe Hotel, probably to enjoy a day's excursion to Torquay or the wilds of Dartmoor. The hotel is now reduced in status to a furniture warehouse. St Leonard's Tower, smothered in ivy, is all that remains of a fourteenth century church, demolished in 1836.
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I had never been to Newton Abbot until today but the excuse for my visit this afternoon was an invitation to bring my accordian and play some music for the lovely Heather and Gorse Clog Dancers. First we tucked into a healthy lunch and coffee at the nearby veggie restaurant called Country Tables and then having packed away some calories we put on an hour long ...see more
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