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Bowden Farmhouse
A Grade II* listed farmhouse, likely medieval in origin, standing on Dartmoor's moorland fringe.
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Historic Buildings
British Legion Hall
Grade II* listed hall built for the British Legion, a community landmark on the edge of Dartmoor.
Historic Buildings
Brook Manor House
A Grade II* listed house on the edge of Dartmoor, likely dating from the medieval or early modern period.
Historic Buildings
Buckfast Abbey, Main Block
The substantial stone core of Buckfast Abbey, a medieval monastic building with later modifications.
Industrial Archaeology
Blackaton Ball tin mill
A largely buried tin mill with a rectangular building, wheel pit, leat and dressing floor near the source of the West Webburn, recorded before 1556.
Industrial Archaeology
Blowing Mill at Outer Down
Remains of a tin mill powered by water on the open moor, a relic of Dartmoor's mining heritage.
Industrial Archaeology
Tin blowing mill, Teignhead Farm
A tin blowing mill 13.6 m long on the North Teign below Teignhead Farm, with its furnace stones, wheelpit and two mould stones for the molten tin.
Industrial Archaeology
Blowing mill near Merrivale Bridge
Scheduled Monument combining a blowing mill and vermin trap, likely medieval or early modern, northeast of Merrivale Bridge.
Other Heritage Sites
Round cairn with cist on Blackslade Down
A round cairn up to 10 m across with a 6.5 m kerb and a stone-lined cist 1 m long, opened in 1871 by the Parson of Widecombe.
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