Songs of Dartmoor
Jim Causley's first album of exclusively Dartmoor songs, a musical tour of the moor featuring ballads collected by Sabine Baring-Gould, music hall ditties and new compositions.
Jim Causley's first album of exclusively Dartmoor songs, a musical tour of the moor featuring ballads collected by Sabine Baring-Gould, music hall ditties and new compositions.
The folk songs of Devon and Cornwall, collected from the mouths of the old singers by Baring-Gould and Fleetwood Sheppard.
Honor Endicott, a spirited heiress of the high moor, is loved by two very different men: the easy-going Christopher Yeoland and the earnest Myles Stapledon.
Adrian Colston's PhD thesis on the conflicting stories told about Dartmoor's Commons, and the search for consensus between farmers, conservationists and other stakeholders.
Alan Endacott's 2002 local history of Okehampton, the Dartmoor gateway town, told through 2000 years of its people, the castle and the Courtenay family who owned it.
Crossing's 1890 collection of local legends and eyewitness anecdotes about the pixies said to haunt Dartmoor's tors, lanes and longhouses.
Crossing's survey of the granite waymarking crosses scattered across Dartmoor, expanded in 1902 from his original 1887 two-volume study into what he called "in great measure a new book."
Simon Dell's first book, marking 150 years of policing in Tavistock through the memories of police pensioners.
His first and most famous work of folklore: an account of the werewolf legend and the history, myth and dark cases behind it.