Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
Ugborough, Ivybridge
A solemn stone memorial in Ugborough village honouring those lost in the Great War, standing witness to Dartmoor's sacrifice.
A Grade II* listed building standing on high ground, likely medieval in origin, on the Dartmoor landscape.
Ivybridge
A solemn monument honouring American servicemen who trained on Dartmoor's high moorland during World War II.
Sourton, Okehampton
A stone memorial on Dartmoor marking a tragic wartime aircraft loss and honouring those who fell.
Scheduled monument vermin trap from the medieval period, part of the warren system at Legis Tor on Dartmoor.
A scheduled monument vermin trap on Trowlesworthy Warren, part of the moorland management landscape of medieval and later Dartmoor.
A scheduled monument vermin trap on Trowlesworthy Warren, built to control predators during the moor's period of intensive rabbit farming.
A scheduled monument vermin trap on Trowlesworthy Warren, part of the moor's long history of land management.
A scheduled monument vermin trap from the medieval or early modern period, part of the extensive warren system at Trowlesworthy.
