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Okehampton Baptist Church

Okehampton

Baptist church in Okehampton offering Sunday services, house groups, and a warm welcome to the local community.

Quaker's Burial Ground
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Quaker's Burial Ground

Sticklepath, Okehampton

Sticklepath Quaker Burying Ground is located in the middle of this historic Dartmoor village, tucked away in a peaceful setting behind Finch’s Foundry, on the banks of the tumbling Taw River.

Dartmoor quiz

What is the earliest known name for the Walla Brook near Wallabrook Clapper Bridge?

Wotesbrokelakesfote. The name goes back to the 1240 perambulation of the Forest, which has it as Wotesbrokelakesfote; the Place-Name Society reads the first part as a personal name.

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HeritageWallabrook Clapper Bridge
St Mary's Church
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St Mary's Church

Sticklepath, Okehampton

Nestled at the west end of the village, St Mary’s Church is well worth a visit.

St Mary’s Church
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St Mary’s Church

Belstone, Okehampton

Nestled at the west end of the village, St Mary’s Church is well worth a visit.

Crow at scorhill stone circleCrow at scorhill stone circle. Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography

“Us could tie up the knees so's the presents wouldn't drop out, couldn't us, Muther?”

Also on Our DartmoorRev. Irvine Kempt Anderson — Clergyman who dug the Watern Oke hut circles in the summer of 1905 and wrote the Dartmoor Exploration Committee's eleventh report, and who opened two small cairns in the Tavy valley.