The South Molton Museum collects together some of the most interesting and precious items that relate to the history of this community and the surrounding areas. Amongst the collection are the original Royal Charter documents from 1590 and 1684,...

Arlington Court offers a variety of things to explore including the extensive collection of horse-drawn carriages, large grounds, parkland walks and varied gardens including a Victorian garden with conservatory and ornamental pond, lake and bird hide. Visitors can also take...

Journey back in time and experience life in Barnstaple over the past 1000 years. From a Medieval Market to a Tudor Apothecary to John Gay’s Beggar’s Opera, this fascinating hands-on exhibition offers entertainment for the entire family. Located on Barnstaple’s...

The Cobbaton Combat Collection has over 60 mainly World War II British and Canadian military vehicles and artillery pieces plus thousands of smaller items, from tanks to ration books, all undercover, plus a building dedicated to the Home Front. Military...

Dating from the early 17th Century, Landacre Bridge carries the Exford-South Molton road across the Barle valley about seven miles south-west of Porlock, crossing the river as its flows south from the remote Chains area. It is one of several...

One of the best ways to acquaint yourself with the people, nature, institutions and culture of the area is to visit this museum in Barnstaple. Some of the treasures of North Devon are on display here, which include 17th...

This delightful old stone bridge crosses the infant River Exe about five miles south of Porlock. It carries the minor road from Porlock Hill to Exford over the river about five miles below its source at Exe Head on The...

This beautiful parish church has a history that dates back to 1107 and since that time has been one of the most important and well-loved religious structures in this area of North Devon. The current structure largely comes from...