Gerry Woodcock
Tavistock: A History
Tavistock: A History
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Tavistock has a leisurely and beautiful appearance, but its economic and social life has been dynamic. It is an Ancient Stannary Town and a Gothic town of the West, and this fully illustrated account brings the modern resident and visitor face to face with the factors that have influenced its development.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 144 pages
Publication date: 21 April 2022
Publisher: The History Press Ltd
Tavistock, nestled between the majestic River Tamar to the west and the awe-inspiring Dartmoor to the east, has enchanted generations of visitors with its captivating charm. The town's leisurely and picturesque atmosphere, as noted by an impressed tourist in 1892, remains unchanged today, offering a respite from the frenetic pace of life that often plagues other communities. While Tavistock exudes a sense of relaxation, it is important to distinguish it from being sleepy. Throughout its history, the town has experienced a dynamic economic and social life, reflecting the ever-evolving nature of its community. The designation of "Ancient Stannary Town" on the welcoming road signs serves as a testament to its long association with the tin industry, while the oft-repeated description of "The Gothic town of the West" evokes the grandeur of copper mining and the transformative changes it brought to the town center. This comprehensive and visually stunning account provides a captivating glimpse into the factors that have shaped Tavistock into the unique and fascinating corner of Devon that it is today.
Tavistock, nestled between the majestic River Tamar to the west and the awe-inspiring Dartmoor to the east, has enchanted generations of visitors with its captivating charm. The town's leisurely and picturesque atmosphere, as noted by an impressed tourist in 1892, remains unchanged today, offering a respite from the frenetic pace of life that often plagues other communities. While Tavistock exudes a sense of relaxation, it is important to distinguish it from being sleepy. Throughout its history, the town has experienced a dynamic economic and social life, reflecting the ever-evolving nature of its community. The designation of "Ancient Stannary Town" on the welcoming road signs serves as a testament to its long association with the tin industry, while the oft-repeated description of "The Gothic town of the West" evokes the grandeur of copper mining and the transformative changes it brought to the town center. This comprehensive and visually stunning account provides a captivating glimpse into the factors that have shaped Tavistock into the unique and fascinating corner of Devon that it is today.
Weight: 370g
Dimension: 172 x 247 x 14 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780750998741
Edition number: New ed
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