Museums, History & Heritage in North Devon

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   Hartland Abbey & Gardens

   Bideford

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   A day out at Hartland Abbey, a stately home in a stunning setting a mile from Hartland Quay on the north-west Devon coast,…

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   Clovelly

   Bideford

   Clovelly, North Devon.  Welcome to a different world!

   The picturesque, ancient, fishing village of Clovelly is uniquely special and was once owned by the Queen of…

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   Dartington Crystal

   Torrington

   As the only remaining UK glass factory, Dartington Crystal Torrington is the true home of British glass making. Visitors can watch skilled glass makers in action, creating…

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   Great Scenic Railways of Devon and Cornwall

   Explore Devon and Cornwall by train and enjoy stunning coastal views, rolling green countryside, heavily wooded valleys and fine river crossings.

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   Tarka Valley Railway

   Station Hill, Great Torrington

   The Tarka Valley Railway Group was formed in 2008 to preserve what remained of the railway at Torrington. Passenger services had closed in late 1965 and by the 1990’s the…

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   Tapeley Park & Gardens

   Instow

   Located near the picturesque village of Instow, Tapeley Park sits at the heart of the wider Christie Estate. Tapeley is a private (but welcoming) estate, open to the public…

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   Castle Hill Gardens

   Barnstaple

   Situated between South Molton and Barnstaple in the village of Filleigh, Castle Hill offers visitors a great garden experience whatever the season. As you arrive your eye…

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   Lynton & Barnstaple Railway

   Parracombe, Barnstaple

   Steam trains through rolling countryside, with views out to wild moorland and the rugged coastline.

   Originally opened in 1898, and closed in 1935; what you can see today…