Views of historic Cullompton.
The rear of a postcard of the re-gilding of the church clock in 1909 by Plumpton and Son.
The rear of a postcard of the re-gilding of the church clock in 1909 by Plumpton and Son. Note the “traditional” spelling of Collumpton.
Postcard of the re-gilding of the church clock in 1909 by Plumpton and Son. William Plumpton is on the right of the photo.
Postcard of the re-gilding of the church clock in 1909 by Plumpton and Son. William Plumpton is on the right of the photo. Image courtesy of Annie Ross
Boiler for Middle Mill Axle works being delivered
Boiler waiting in Fore Street to go to the Axle works at the bottom of Middle Mill c. 1900
A photo of Lower Mill when it was still an active watermill.
A photo of Lower Mill when it was still an active watermill. today the Mill building still stands and the sluices remain in place but it is a private residence
Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee
RIVER 1890
