First mentioned in 1194 as 'Capella Sancti Kerani', the little church dedicated to St Kerrian that stood in North Street until 18...

The engraving by Herbert Railton left dates to around 1896. It shows the view towards North Street from a narrow alley which ran between t...

More wartime destruction, this time of the late-Georgian Devon and Exeter Subscription Rooms left also known as the Royal Subscription Room...

Almost opposite Nos. 266 and 267 was the Eastgate Arcade. Eastgate was the name of the small area immediately outside of the city wall that...

Buildings that are historically interesting aren't necessarily the most architecturally important. A good example were Nos. 266 and No. ...

Among the great cathedral cities of England, Exeter must be almost unique in having none of it's medieval gateways surviving intact. Not...

Little seems to be known about the origins of George Street, also known as St George's Lane. The name itself derived from the church ded...