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Some Piltonians from the 1940s gathered together at Pilton Green Man Festival in 2011. Back row: George Pow, Brian Pow, Mervyn Pow, George Challacombe, Bertie Pow, John Furse and John Norman. Front...

This photograph shows some of the Pilton Church Bellringers in 1955 outside St Brannock’s Church, Braunton. Those in the photograph have been identified as, from left to right: Unknown; Clem Chapma...

The Pilton Story has created a new memorial in Rotary Gardens which honours and remembers the men and the women of Pilton who served in World War I. It was unveiled by Barnstaple Mayor Ian Roome o...

This photograph, photographer unknown, was taken at the reunion for Pilton School years 1945-55 held in the Imperial Hotel, Barnstaple, in May 2016. The men are, from left to right: Bill Gliddon, ...

This photograph is of Terry Turner, John Norman and Christopher Marshall at what appears to be a Christmas party in Pilton Church Hall in 1953. Thanks to John Norman for this photograph

The Three Tuns was once a very popular pub on Barnstaple High Street and was marketed as "the oldest tavern in the oldest street in the oldest borough in Britain" - not completely true but a good s...

This photograph shows Joyce and Charlie Parsons and their son Richard. They lived at 38 Pilton Street next door to Sister Bates who lived at 39 Pilton Street. Charlie, who had driven tanks in Wor...