At the bottom of Cornhill with Mr. Halls saddlers shop, later to become the butcher’s shop. It is also worth noting the oil lam on the right of the picture.
Mr. Halls saddlers shop, Cornhill
Hemyock viewed from Castle Hill
A view of Hemyock from Castle Hill showing L to R. The Cattle Market, Parish Church, Catherine Wheel and the Wesleyan (Methodist) Church.
Aerial View of Hemyock in 1980’s
Early 1980s. Aerial View of Hemyock from the S.E. with Churchills and Prowses in the foreground. Higher Mead, East Mead, Redwoods Close and Culm Meadows have yet to be built.
Hemyock looking west towards Culm Davy and Culmstock Beacon
Typical country side scene in the hills around Hemyock looking west towards Culm Davy and Culmstock Beacon
Hemyock looking north
Early post card view of Hemyock looking north. To the top left the range of hills terminate at Culmstock Beacon.
Hemyock looking south from Pencross
Early post card view of Hemyock looking south from Pencross. The Baptist Chapel can be seen almost in the centre of the village. Many of the open fields are now occupied by housing.
Thatched open barn

Thatched open barn
Thatched open barn, near Uffculme, Devon. Undated.
Five Fords, Uffculme

Five Fords
Five Fords, near Uffculme, Devon. Undated.
