Mill at Exmouth (1829)
F. Martens
| Repository | Library | Shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Devon | West Country Studies | M SC1092 |
| Devon | Exmouth | Large Box 2 |
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SC1092
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CD 18 DVD 3 DVD 45
Publication Details
Scope and Content
The Exeter flying post; or, Plymouth and Cornish advertiser. Exeter : Trewman and Son, 11th April 1799. Vol XXXVII No 1852. p. 3d.Saturday last a melancholy accident happened to Mr. Champling, who erected the windmill on Exmouth Point. He, on some occasion, went too near the vanes, whilst the mill was at work, when suddenly he received so severe a wound, that he languished about an hour and half, and then expired, leaving two young orphan sons to lament the loss of a tender father, and a good member of society.
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Format
Lithograph
Dimensions
130x195mm
Note
Shows windmill. Sept. 10, 1829
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Dates
1829