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Huntsham is a
small village and
civil parish,
formerly a
manor and
ecclesiastical parish, in the Mid
Devon district of Devon, England. The
nearest town...
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Huntsham Court is a
Grade II*
listed country house in
Huntsham, Devon, England.
Built in 1868–70, it was
designed in the
Tudor Gothic style by Benjamin...
- 3.425°W / 50.974; -3.425
Huntsham Castle, Devon,
England is an Iron Age Hill fort
enclosure near the
village of
Huntsham, it is
located 260 m (850 ft)...
- All Saints' Church,
Huntsham is a
Grade II*
listed parish church in the
Church of England. It is in the
small village of
Huntsham,
about 5.8
miles (9...
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Honeychurch Honiton Hope Cove
Horwood ****sh (near Merton) ****sh (near Instow))
Huntsham Huntshaw Huxham Iddesleigh Ide
Ideford Ilfracombe Ilsington Instow Inwardleigh...
- over the years.
Symonds Yat
originally encomp****ed all the
lands south of
Huntsham curve on both
sides of
Symonds Yat Rock and
would have
included the area...
- reading. The
dedication thanks,
among others, "Mogens and Andy and all at
Huntsham Court for a
number of
unstable events". This
refers to the then country...
- Hole
Cavern Boringdon Camp
Brixham Battery Castle Close Cranmore Castle Huntsham Castle Kents Cavern Malmsmead Bridge Meldon Viaduct Salcombe Castle Royal...
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human po****tions
lived as
nomadic hunters and traders.
Standing stones at
Huntsham, Staunton, and
Trellech all have
origins dating back to the
Bronze Age...
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Retrieved 7
August 2009. "Performance Details—Dorset
County ****ociation—
Huntsham, Devon, All Saints—Thursday, 6 August 2009". Campanophile. 6
August 2009...
