Plymouth to Polperro 1894: One Inch Sheet 348 by Tom Greeves SHEET MAP
By Tom Greeves. Author: Tom Greeves. Format: Sheet map. BookCurl – Curl up with a good book. Why buy from BookCurl?. ISBN-10: 1841518379. ISBN-13: 9781841518374.
By Tom Greeves. Author: Tom Greeves. Format: Sheet map. BookCurl – Curl up with a good book. Why buy from BookCurl?. ISBN-10: 1841518379. ISBN-13: 9781841518374.
Author:Greeves, Tom. Dartmoor’s Earliest Photographs: Landscape and Place 1860-1880. Book Binding:Hardback. All of our paper waste is recycled within the UK and turned into corrugated cardboard. Need help?.
Plymouth to Polperro 1894. Author Tom Greeves. Format Sheet map, folded. Weight 0.0260 kg. Number of Pages.
The archaeology of Dartmoor from the air. Tom Greeves. 1985. This is a paperback book – 20cm x 24.5cm. It contains 21 B&W photos of Dartmoor from the air. Each has an overlay to pick out the detail and a page of explanation. The book is complete and fully intact. There is a little folding on the edges of the card cover and a small brown spot at the bottom of one page (shown in a photo). Published in 1985 with most of the photos from the 1960’s and 1970’s (range 1955 to 1980).
Features on the map include Cawsand Hill, Prestonbury Castle; and railways include the LSWR line through Okehampton, the Holsworthy Branch, and the line climbing 1,800 feet to the peat works on Rattlebrook and Amicombe Hill.
The publication year is 2007 and the format is a sheet map. The book is an excellent resource for anyone interested in the history of Cornwall. It provides a comprehensive overview of the subject and is ideal for both academic and recreational reading.
Coverage stretches from Cattedown, Egg Buckland and the Staddon Heights eastward to Halwell and Harberton, and from Buckfastleigh southward to Loddiswell. The southern part of Dartmoor stretches down onto the map.
We include a 1906 directory of Totnes on the reverse. Devon Sheet 121.05 Totnes 1904 – published 2014; intro by Tom Greeves.
Features on the map include Cawsand Hill, Prestonbury Castle; and railways include the LSWR line through Okehampton, the Holsworthy Branch, and the line climbing 1,800 feet to the peat works on Rattlebrook and Amicombe Hill.