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A watercolour-style illustration of Wells Cathedral in Somerset, shown as a printed postcard with the text 'Wells Cathedral' and 'Somerset' below, plus a circular postmark in the upper right.

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Wasson Cornish dialect greeting card with tartan typography, by Ella's Adventures

Cornish Dialect Greeting Cards

Cornish Dialect Greeting Cards

Cornish Enamel Mugs

Cornish Enamel Mugs

Cornish Enamel Mugs

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  • The chimney built to catch smugglers

    Built in 1680 at the height of Exeter's wool trade boom, the Custom House was the first building in England purpose-built for that job, home to the officials who regulated...

    The chimney built to catch smugglers

    Built in 1680 at the height of Exeter's wool trade boom, the Custom House was the first building in England purpose-built for that job, home to the officials who regulated...

  • The building that's been almost everything

    Here's the Guildhall fact that puts Exeter's civic life into perspective. There has been a hall on this exact site since at least the 12th century, and records suggest a...

    The building that's been almost everything

    Here's the Guildhall fact that puts Exeter's civic life into perspective. There has been a hall on this exact site since at least the 12th century, and records suggest a...

  • The crypt nobody knew was there

    For as long as anyone could remember, historians assumed that Exeter cathedral had been built without a crypt at all, the theory being that its sandy, marshy ground simply couldn't...

    The crypt nobody knew was there

    For as long as anyone could remember, historians assumed that Exeter cathedral had been built without a crypt at all, the theory being that its sandy, marshy ground simply couldn't...

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