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WI0751 View of Maunders Farm in North Street taken from an overhead picture.
WI0752 Rev Castlehow at Annual Scout Camp
WI0753 Scouts at Camp
WI0754 Scouts at Camp
WI0755 Bus loading in Trafalgar Square
WI0756 Amos Maire and Cart outside Ditchetts around 1900
WI0757 Maire Shop in Trafalgar Square around 1900
WI0758 Houses and Shop North side of Square
WI0759 Witheridge Carrier taken in Tiverton
WI0760 Demolition of Numbers 16 and 18 Fore Street for Road widening in December 1966
WI0761 Rear view of Trixies Cottages Drayford taken from the Bridge
WI0762 Tennis Players outside Cypress House
WI0763 Quanticks Tenement View
WI0764 View of Blacksmiths in Queen Street from opposite the Mitre
WI0765 Queen Street Blacksmith View
WI0766 Black Dog Inn
WI0767 The Hunt meets in the Square in the 1930's
WI0768 Butchers Shop in the Square
WI0769 Cart in Square
WI0770 View of Square from outside the Mitre towards Butchers Shop.
WI0771 Drayford Bridge with view towards Trixies and Fields beyond
WI0772 Coloured Picture of the Roundhouse, Trafalgar Square
WI0773 Coloured Picture of Doble's Garage around early 1930's
WI0774 This is a copy of Mr. N. Branwhite's portrait of "Caraboo."  The original caption reads: "Mary Wilcox of Witheridge, Devonshire, alias CARABOO. Drawn and Engraved by N. Branwhite." Mary Wilcox of Witheridge, Devonshire, alias CARABOO. Drawn and Engraved by N. Branwhite, 1817
WI0775 This is The Witheridge Parish Funeral bier from the 19th Century. It iwas pulled by a metal and wooden handle and was used for carrying the coffins of people who were too poor to afford a proper funeral.


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