EPW041168 ENGLAND (1933). Mount Dinham and environs, Exeter, from the south, 1933

St Michael and All Angels' Church

Argyll Road

Streatham Hall Farm

Clock Tower - Plaque says 'Erected in the sixty first year of the glorious reign of Victoria Empress Queen to perpetuate the beneficent work of William Miles Esq. of this city on behalf of the animal creation by his widow. 1897'

Bury Meadow

Reservoir

Fire Engine Station

Prince of Wales Road

St Annes Well Brewery

Tuberculosis hospital

Mount Dinham

Inland Revenue Buildings

Public bathing place

Redcot

Knightley

Birks Grange

Pomona Nursey

Paper Makers Arms Public House

I think it is possible this section of the complex was rebuilt in the 1930s - after this photograph was taken

Steam-hauled train heading for Taunton

Signalbox by level crossing to the north of Exeter St David's Station

Railway link between Exeter St David's [GWR] and Exeter Central [Southern Railway]

Leat to Cricklepit Mill and other water-powered sites

Weir to direct water into leat to power watermills downstream at Cricklepit and other sites

Weir to provide power for former paper mill

Iron Bridge

St David's Church

Buller statue by Adrian Jones (Buller astride his war horse)

Hele's Grammar School

Great Western Hotel

St.Davids Station

Duryard House

Imperial Hotel

Washington Singer Building

Mardon Hall University of Exeter - is the oldest purpose-built residence, built in 1933, with many original features such as the wood-panelled library (now used as a study room) and grand staircase still intact. The residence has wonderful views over the Exe Valley.

Duryard Grange

Reed Hall, University of Exeter

Now a restaurant The Mill on The Exe

Exe Street