tavistock

History Built at a cost of £4000, Tavistock guildhall was opened on 5th October 1848 and is one of the earliest surviving purpose built combined police station and courthouse in England. The building was paid for by the dukes of Bedford using their wealth generated by the mines in the local...

Managed to get to this one today. Very grateful to DrGonzo for the heads up on this one. Has been posted before recently. Amazing views from this house of the Tamar Valley. You have the main house and one large outbuilding split into 3 sections. The rooms in the house are good size, even the...

Rather Picture heavy I'm afraid! Visited with Icutyou Shillamill Tunnel has been derelict since the closure of the Launceston - Plymouth line in the 1960s, but has recently been purchased by West Devon Borough Council. Their plan is to reopen the line between Tavistock and Bere Alston...

Visited with Icutyou. This ROC Post has been CAPPED. The Tavistock ROC Post was opened in February 1962 and only saw 6 1/2 years of service, closing in October 1968. Found this one on Sub-Brit, which stated it had been visited by them in 2002. When they visited, all surface features had...

Myself and 3 other chaps from PCG turned up at this site just outside Tavistock. I won't reveal the exact location as PCG have got permission to have a poke around and I'm sure the landowner may get a bit excited about any old Harry turning up. It was BIG in there and sadly my flash didn't light...