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Weather vane stolen from the top of the Riverside Mill, Bovey Tracey. 30.8.94 (1994)
Tottiford Reservoir, near Hennock (1969)
Tottiford Reservoir, near Hennock (1969)
Kennick Reservoir, near Hennock (1969)
Hinkley Point. 26.8.82 (1982)
A delegation of top Chinese government officials touring Hinkley Point B AGR nuclear power station. 18.5.78 (1978)
Geoff Worrall at Hinkley Point Atomic Power Station. 6.2.78 (1978)
Hinkley Point A. 6.2.78 (1978)
Maurice Yates, left, operations superintendent of the Hinkley B power station pictured with John Merricks, S.W.E.B.'s engineer for the Exeter area. 6.2.78 (1978)
Devon Great Consols: a mine of mines (2013)
Cricklepit Mill: a guide ([2010?])
Rubbish and recycling in Exeter: the facts : what you need to know ([2013])
Introducing recycling from home (2002)
Minerals core stategy: options consultation paper ([2011])
Ding Dong mine: a history ([2014])
A quiet country town: a celebration of 100 years of Westland at Yeovil (2015)
Thomas Newcomen of Dartmouth and the engine that changed the world (2011)
Mills on the Teign: a gazetteer of water-powered sites on the Teign and Bovey and their tributaries (2015)
Exmouth gasometer. 8.4.81 (1981)
United Kingdon china-clay bearing grounds: mineral research archaeological assessment (2014)
Fire at the Exeter foundry of Garton and King Ltd. in Tan Lane. 8.3.75 (1975)
Meldon Quarry. 2.5.90 (1990)
Meldon Quarry. 2.5.90 (1990)
Fernworthy Reservoir ([1972])
Beer Quarry Caves. 2.4.87: on ropes, W.O.Dave Munnelly, left and Sgt.Jim Martin, on the ground, joint owner of the caves John Scott (1987)
Beer Quarry Caves. 2.4.87: W.O.Dave Munnelly, left and Sgt.Jim Martin (1987)
Church window at Beer Caves. 28.3.86: Gladys Gray looks through the tracery (1986)
Beer Quarry Caves. 25.6.1984: one of the thousands of signatures which had been etched into the walls of Beer Quarry (1984)
Beer Quarry Caves. 25.6.1984: the three entrepreneurs who have opened up the caves to the public - Mrs Gladys Gray, Mr John Scott, centre, and local parish councillor Mr Bill West (1984)
Golden hammer (2014)
Mills on the Yeo: and the men who worked them (2013)
Devon county minerals and waste development framework: minerals core stratege : options consultation paper, February 2011 (2011)
Devons non metal mines: discovering Devons slate, culm, whetstone, Beer, stone, ball clay and lignite mines (2011)
On the methods generally adopted in Cornwall in dressing tin and copper ores: Transcribed from the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, vol. 17 (1858) pp. 195-220 (2009)
Finishe labour of a thousand hands: the archaeology of the Combe Down Stone Mines, Bath, Somerset (2011)
Ausewell Wood, Ashburton, Devon: Part II, Ausewell Mine (Wheal Hazel) (c2003)
Caroline Wheal Prosper: a tin mine at Buckfastleigh in Devon: an archaeological survey (c2005)
Roman Lode, Exmoor, Devon: tephrochronology (2008)
Tin mines and miners of Dartmoor (2001)
Discover the mining heritage of Cornwall and West Devon: a guide to Cornwall's world heritage sites (2008)
North Devon clay: the story of an industry and its railways (2007)
Isambard Kingdom Brunel, a graphic biography (2006)
Devon county minerals & waste development framework: draft statement of community involvement, June 2006 (2006)
Brunel's kingdom: in the footsteps of Britain's greatest engineer (2006)
Mines of Devon (2005)
The watermills of Tiverton (2004)
The floss on the mill: the re-awakening of a watermill (2004)
Chardstock mill: a brief history and description with measured drawings (2002)
Brunel: the life and times of Isabard Kingdon Brunel (2002)