ALT Street plan of Exeter entitled 'The City of Exeter 1835'. In the four corners of the street plan are four illustrations of Exeter landmarks: the Exe Bridge, the Castle, the Cathedral, and the Guildhall. It shows the spread of houses into St Leonard's and St Thomas, and other new developments, including Summerlands on Heavitree Road and Higher Barracks.

ALT Plan of Exeter, entitled 'A Plan of the City and Suburbs of Exeter'. Built-up areas are highlighted in red. Gardens, cemeteries and the countryside are highlighted in green.The river is highlighted in blue. A key on the right notes places of interest in Exeter, including 'Globe Tavern', 'Hurt's Alms Houses' and 'Fulling Mills'. Street names and many building names are also named on the plan. The plan extends as far as St Thomas in the south and to the top of Sidwell Street in the north.

ALT WOODBURY HISTORY SOCIETY 30th Anniversary Talk 2nd MAY 7.30 pm, St. Swithun’s Church, Woodbury 'Why the Middle Ages Matter' IAN MORTIMER, Devon-based historian and best-selling author of the “Time Traveller’s Guides”, describes how the profound social changes in medieval times shaped the modern world. All very welcome, members free, visitors £4 at the door