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251		P0306 Market Street, Appledore, Devon 1910 Looking down Market Street around 1910. On the left is a suspended glass globe, this was the sign for the Globe Hotel. In the distance the last bow fronted property on the right is No. 32 Market Street.
252		P0307 Market Street, Appledore, Devon 1930 - 1940 Looking down Market Street from outside 'The Royal'.
253		P0401 Monkleigh, Devon 1900s Monkleigh Village in 1900s
254		P0402 Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Monkleigh Village 2004
255		P0403 Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Monkleigh Village 2004
256		P0404 Monkleigh, Devon 1900s Monkleigh Village in 1900s
257		P0405 Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Monkleigh Village 2004
258		P0406 Monkleigh, Devon 1900s Monkleigh Village in 1900s
259		P0407 Monkleigh, Devon 1921 Monkleigh Post Office, 1921.
260		P0408 Monkleigh, Devon 1900s The Bell Inn, Monkleigh Village 1900s
261		P0409 Monkleigh, Devon 2004 The Bell Inn, Monkleigh Village 2004
262		P0410 Monkleigh, Devon 2004 St Georges Church, Monkleigh, Devon 2004
263		P0411 Monkleigh, Devon 2004 View of St George's Church from rear of graveyard
264		P0501 Bridgetown Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Site of Bridgetown Farm, Monkleigh, Devon. Birth place of William Henry Champion, September 1859.
265		P0502 Bridgetown Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 View from Bridgetown Farm looking South East. Slew Cottage is just noticeable between the trees in the distance at Northway Farm.
266		P0503 Bridgetown Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 View of building remains at site of Bridgetown Farm.
267		P0504 Bridgetown Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Close up view of building remains at site of Bridgetown Farm. The building was primarily constructed from 'Cob' an ancient building material made from local clay and straw, and sometimes included local plant materials ranging from heather to hay or similar long grasses.
268		P0505 Bridgetown Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 View at Bridgetown farm looking East towards Lodge Farm.
269		P0506 Bridgetown Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 View from Bridgetown Farm looking North towards Littleham.
270		P0507 Bridgetown Farm, Monkleigh, Devon View from Bridgetown Farm looking North East towards Nethercleave.
271		P0508 Bridgetown Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 1840 Tithe map from 1840 showing location of Bridgetown Farm left of centre, opposite Devon County Office Copyright notice.
272		P0601 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Sketch of Rendle's Down Farm House, a Medieval Devon farmhouse dating c1450.
273		P0602 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Rendle's Down Farm House was the birth place of Elizabeth Champion in 1858. Also thought to be the birth place of Thirza Champion in 1856.
274		P0603 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 The front entrance to Rendle's Down Farm House is approached up some stone steps, through the garden.
275		P0604 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Rear view of Rendle's Down farm House.
276		P0605 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Small mullion window on first floor landing with original lead light window.
277		P0606 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Exposed roof timbers on the first floor landing are the original sooted short leg full crucks.
278		P0607 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Plaster ceiling dating approximately 1575, possibly Abbott family plasterwork.
279		P0608 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Plastered ceiling and plaster frieze running around master bedroom. Thought to be Abbott family plasterwork dating c1575.
280		P0609 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 View looking South from Rendle's Down Farm towards Monkleigh Wood.
281		P0610 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 A lime and stone constructed barn adjacent to garden steps leading to Farm House.
282		P0611 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Barn constructed from lime, stone and cob. Cob is an ancient building material made from local clay and straw, and sometimes from local plant materials ranging from heather to hay and similar long grasses.
283		P0612 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Barn looking South from Farm House.
284		P0613 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 View from Farm looking East towards Weare Gifford
285		P0614 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 View from Farm looking North towards Weare Barton.
286		P0615 Rendle's Down Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 View from Farm looking West towards Annery Barton.
287		P0701 'Slew' Cottage, Northway Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 This was the family home of John and Ann Champion between 1850 - 1857, and from 1863 up until Ann's death in 1873. They raised six children at Slew Cottage; John Beer, Mary Ann, Thirza, Elizabeth, William and Samuel.
288		P0702 Slew Cottage, Northway Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Front view of Slew Cottage from rear of garden
289		P0703 Slew Cottage, Northway Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Slew Cottage view from vegetable garden looking North East towards Lodge Farm
290		P0704 Slew Cottage, Northway Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Countryside view from rear of Slew's Cottage looking North East towards Lodge Farm
291		P0705 Slew Cottage, Northway Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Countryside view from Slew's Cottage looking North West towards site of Bridgetown Farm, Rudha Bridge and Nethercleave.
292		P0706 Slew Cottage, Northway Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Out buildings at Northway Farm
293		P0801 Orchard Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Orchard Farm viewed from Orchard Road facing towards Rudha Bridge. The 1861 Census lists John and Ann Champion with their children Mary, Thirza, Elizabeth and William living at Orchard Road.
294		P0802 Orchard Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Close-up view of Orchard Farm House
295		P0803 Orchard Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Now a live stock barn, this was the school house at Orchard Farm in 1861.
296		P0804 Orchard Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 View of outbuilding at Orchard Farm, constructed from stone and cob.
297		P0805 Orchard Farm, Monkleigh, Devon 2004 Close up view of out building construction from lime, stone and cob, an ancient building material made from local clay and straw, and sometimes included local plant materials ranging from heather to hay or similar long grasses. The roof would originally have been thatched straw.
298		P0901 'TEALTA' Westwood Ho, Abbotsham, Devon 2004 TEALTA' sign outside approach to farm house. It was here where John Champion died aged 63 years on the 9 May 1885.
299		P0902 'TEALTA' Westwood Ho, Abbotsham, Devon 2004 View of 'TEALTA' farm house from top of approach drive. The 1891 Census lists William and Thirza (nee Champion) Slee living at the farm with their children, having previously lived at Clifton House which was situated on the opposite side of the road separating the two properties.
300		P0903 'TEALTA' Westwood Ho, Abbotsham, Devon 2004 Close up view of 'TEALTA'. The front right elevation appears to be a later addition. The property in 1891 would have comprised two small cottages for agricultural labourers and their families.