Princetown Of Yesteryear Part 2
Paperback
By Chips Barber
Princetown
Princetown is well-known for its Prison and for being situated on Dartmoor in Devon. at 1,400 feet above sea level. Remote, isolated and with high rainfall.
The book contains Black and White Photographs from postcards of yesteryear. First Published in 1995 by Obelisk Publications. Designed by Chips and Sally Barber and Printed by The Devonshire Press Limited, Torquay.
Keywords: Princetown, Station, passenger railway, St. Michael Church,
Tower, Tyrwhitt, Prison, Halfyard JP, Dartmoor, North Hessary Tor,
Abbot's Way, Yelverton, Devon, King's Tor, Bolt's Store, Bowden Guest
House, Plymouth Hill, Duchy Hotel, Moorland, Ponies, Dartmeet, Barrack
Gate, Aaron Rowe Photo, Philip Guy Stevens, William Crossing, Prince
Post Office, Imperial Hotel, Lords Cafe., Lloyds Bank, Dartmoor Gift
Shop, War Memorial WW1, Prince of Wales Hotel, Princeytown and District
Co-op Shop, Princetown Youth Club, Devonshire flats, Hessary Terrace,
Plymouth School, Two Bridges, West Dart River, Postbridge, Rundlestone
Tor, Merrivale, River Walkham, Tavistock, Merrivale Cottages, Dartmoor
Inn, Burrator, Reservoir,Burraton Halt, Henry Moor, Arthur Rooke, Bob
Finch, Postmen, Prison Officer's Mess, Plume of Feathers, snow drifts,
Princetown Rifle Range, Halfard, George Defreeze, C Halfyard, Rex Oxham,
Jack Halfyard, Mead, Friendship, Jutson, Pengelly, Cloak, Mead, Wesleyan
Chapel, French, Soussons Farm, Warne, Postbridge, Wilfred Pickles, John
Sawe, Golden Dagger Mine, Princetown School, Bryant Conduit, Fred Owen,
Mervyn Rich, Gerald Worth, Desmond Rooke, Anthony, Stranger, Melvin
Coleman, Eric Hext, Tommy Johnson, George Moss, Derek Sinclair, Gwen
Hext, Joyce Green, Sally Stoneman, Barbara Mead, Evelyn Sinclair, Judith
Ellicott, Barbara Moore, Miss Morgan, Mr Conduit Headmaster, Don
Youngson, G Hampton, Marcia Baker, Eve Elliott, Edna Green, Ernie
Metters, Gordon Ward, Norman Cribbett, Peat Cote, Nick and Glad Rapson,
Wedding, Tor Royal Lane, Williams Family, Sidney and Clara Hext,