The history group collect and collate photographs of local buildings, people and events and store the original pictures in the photo archive in East Worlington Parish Hall.
An ongoing task is to scan in all of these archive pictures for display online, and to collect additional physical or digital photographs from residents who wish to share them with the community – historic images are particularly welcome.
If you can supply additional information about any of these images of have photographs of your own that you wish to share with the community then please conact the history group using the Contact Form in the menu or email history@ewph.uk.
Below are archive images that, in some way, refer to buildings. Click or tap any image to see a larger version.
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All Buildings Affeton Drayford East Worlington West Worlington
Archive pictures for: Buildings
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Drayford Bridge 1910Date: 1910 Archive reference: DR13 |
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The Old SmithyDate unknown relatively modern Archive reference: EW20c |
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The Old SmithyDate unknown, modern Archive reference: EW20d |
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Oak Ash and ThornBeing re thatched. C 1970s Date: 1970 (uncertain) Archive reference: EW7 |
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Cuddenhay FarmhouseArchive reference: FA17a |
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Cuddenhay FarmhouseIn this picture the thatched roof has been replaced by corrugated iron. Archive reference: FA17b |
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View of West VillageView from Hensley. Circa 1960 Date: 1960 Archive reference: WEW1 |
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West Worlington Hill showing the Stucley ArmsFor information re the closure of the pub see WEW7a ( March 1940) Date: 1940 Archive reference: WEW7 |
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Pedley BartonArchive reference: FA19 |
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Demolished Cottages in DrayfordCirca 1910 Date: 1910 (uncertain) Archive reference: DR14 |
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Mains Water Installation 1957West Worlington Hill being dug up. 1957 People in picture are Jack Yendell and Sheila Stenner. Date: 1957 Archive reference: WEW6 |
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Mr Lake at The Gables West WorlingtonArchive reference: P11 |
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Rull Farm late 1950sDate: 1950 Archive reference: FA14b |
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East Worlington School House 1970sArchive reference: ED20 |
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Drayford Bridge prior to new bridge c1912House on left foreground possible clockmaker. The packhorse bridge at Drayford is marked on Donne's Map of 1765 but dated from long before that. It carried the "Great Road to Exeter" from South Molton in those days. In 1811 a special rate was levied on properties for the repair of Drayford and Worlington Bridges. It was so narrow that, as the photo shows, carts had to use the ford. Date: 1912 (uncertain) Archive reference: DR1 |
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Oak Ash and Thorn when it was a Post OfficePost/Telegraph Office c1910 Date: 1910 Archive reference: EW6 |
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Town Barton FarmhouseDate: 1996 (uncertain) Archive reference: FA12 |
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Tweenmoors House Tom Pike ownerTom Pike's now Tweenmoors. Archive reference: EW9 |
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Rusden Farmhouse c1990sDate: 1990 (uncertain) Archive reference: FA13 |
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High Cross, Three Hammers Cross RoadsPre WW2 Archive reference: EW11 |
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Drayford Toll HousePurchased by Andrew Cobley Hosegood in 1882 Originally situated at the crossroads on the North side of the Little Dart River. Date: 1882 Archive reference: DR17 |
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The Old SmithyDate unknown next oldest photo Archive reference: EW20a |
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The Old SmithyDate unknown oldest photo when working smithy Archive reference: EW20 |
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Cobley FarmhouseArchive reference: FA15 |
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Thornham Chapel prior to 1908Date: 1900 (uncertain) Archive reference: R2 |
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Beech Cottage with postmanPart of 1910 kalendar. Postman believed to be William Boundy who lived at Oak Ash and Thorn (formerly Stone Cottage and Post Office House) Date: 1910 Archive reference: EW4 |
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West Burrow Farmhouse 1918Chapple family farmed there in 1900s. Herbert and Eli were born there. Burnt down in 1979 Date: 1900 Archive reference: FA16 |
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Postman outside Oak Ash and Thorn c1930sDate: 1930 (uncertain) Archive reference: EW8 |
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Beech Cottage formerly Oxlease with occupantsEarly 20th Century Date: 1910 (uncertain) Archive reference: EW2 |
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Little Dart Bungalow With Mrs Roy Troake in front of the buildingLittle Dart Bungalow was built in1959 by Vanstones of Witheridge for Mr and Mrs Roy Troake of Rull Farm for their retirement. Archive reference: EW10 |
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Trixies Cottages, Now demolished, DrayfordArchive reference: DR12 |
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Oddislake Cottage renamed EdgelakeHome to Jack Yendell's grandparents Archive reference: EW12 |
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Beech Cottage with people"Gran and Ned Way at Oxlease"
Mid 20th Century Date: 1950 (uncertain) Archive reference: EW5 |
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Beech CottageArchive reference: EW3 |
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West Worlington Hill c1960Down Cottage. Also known as May's Cottage. Rebuilt in 1980s following a fire. Stucley Arms private dwelling Date: 1960 Archive reference: WEW12 |
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Cottages West Worlington Hill 1965Middle and lower cottages. Lower cottage sometimes known as Yendell Cottage. Date: 1965 Archive reference: WEW11 |
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West Worlington showing orchard as existing pre 1910Date: 1910 Archive reference: WEW10 |
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West Worlington prior to buildings erected in the orchardArchive reference: WEW8 |
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West Worlington from Hensley FarmFrom Hensley Farm Drive c1920 Archive reference: WEW9 |
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West Worlington Church Cottage c1970sDate: 1970 (uncertain) Archive reference: WEW24 |
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West Worlington Village Pre 1960sWe think this is 1950s or even earlier. Date: 1950 Archive reference: WW101 |
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West Worlington Church Cottage c1950-60Entrance to the church showing the lytchgate Date: 1955 (uncertain) Archive reference: WEW2 |
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Worlington War MemorialArchive reference: WW15 |
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East Worlington taken from Rull HillEarly 20th century Archive reference: EW17 |
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The Old SmithyDate unknown now with extension Archive reference: EW20b |
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