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![[Park]](http://library-cat.swheritage.org.uk/assets/object_images/3/28/45/1A/DR/OF/EG/AM/IMAGEFORDA154823/v0_thumb.jpg "[Park]")
[Park] (c.1906)
![[The Lawn, Dawlish]. 26056](http://library-cat.swheritage.org.uk/assets/object_images/9/17/45/1A/DR/OF/EG/AM/IMAGEFORDA154719/v0_thumb.jpg "[The Lawn, Dawlish]. 26056")
[The Lawn, Dawlish]. 26056 (c.1890)
Copleston's Field, Exmouth, jubilee day, 1897 (1897)
Entrance gates and lodge, Phear Park, Exmouth (c.1900)
![[Phear Park, Exmouth and City of Exeter bowlesr meet at Phear Park new green, circa 1934]](http://library-cat.swheritage.org.uk/assets/object_images/7/02/54/1A/DR/OF/EG/AM/IMAGEFORDA145207/v0_thumb.jpg "[Phear Park, Exmouth and City of Exeter bowlesr meet at Phear Park new green, circa 1934]")
[Phear Park, Exmouth and City of Exeter bowlesr meet at Phear Park new green, circa 1934] (c.1934)
![[Vicroria Park, Bideford]](http://library-cat.swheritage.org.uk/assets/object_images/0/49/44/1A/DR/OF/EG/AM/IMAGEFORDA144940/v0_thumb.jpg "[Vicroria Park, Bideford]")
[Vicroria Park, Bideford] ([1950?])
The Lawn, Dawlish (c.1900)
Dawlish. The Lawn. 2848 (c.1900)
Dawlish. The Lawn. 3516 (c.1900)
The Lawn, Dawlish. W.3900 (c.1900)
Dawlish from station. W.3899 (c.1900)
Dawlish from station. W.3898 (c.1900)
Pleasure Grounds,,Exmouth on jubilee day 1897 (1897)
The park, Barnstaple (c.1930)
People's Park, Tiverton. 630 (1904)
People's Park, Tiverton. 29040. (1904)
Pleasure Grounds,,Exmouth on jubilee day 1897 (1897)
Simmons Park, Okehampton 12999 (c.1930)
34 Exeter. - Northern Hay. LL ([1900?])
Duryard Park July 14/65 (1865)
The People's Park and Recreation Ground minute book 1889-90 (1887-)
Buckland Abbey grounds - and Saltash in distance. Property of Sir Trayton F.Eliott Drake, Bart. (1823)
![[ Langdon, near Dawlish]](http://library-cat.swheritage.org.uk/assets/object_images/4/30/5A/DR/OF/EG/AM/IMAGEFORDA5034/v0_thumb.jpg "[ Langdon, near Dawlish]")
[ Langdon, near Dawlish] (c.1845)
In the grounds of Mount Edgecumbe, looking towards the Citadel (c.1840)
In the grounds of Mount Edgecumbe, looking towards the Citadel (c.1840)
