Know the Difference Between a Cable Car and a Funicular.
Explore how funiculars like Lynton & Lynmouth’s water-powered railway differ from traditional cable cars in design and operation.
Join us on a Journey Through Lynmouth’s Fascinating Past
Lynmouth, a North Devon gem, holds a rich history woven from ancient times to the present. Discover its significant landmarks, the Victorian era’s influence, and the catastrophic 1952 flood.
Past Coronations & Celebrations at Lyn & Exmoor Museum
The Lyn and Exmoor Museum explores the rich history of past coronations and celebrations, to celebrate King Charles III’s coronation.
Louisa: The Overland Launch from Lynmouth
In 1899, Lynmouth’s lifeboat crew hauled their vessel 13 miles across Exmoor in a storm to save the Forrest Hall — a true story of bravery and endurance.
Lyn & Exmoor Museum – The Treasure on our Doorstep
The Lyn and Exmoor Museum is a fascinating little place, stuffed to the brim with all kinds of interesting things
The Walker – Lynmouth
“The Walker” has been installed where the Coleridge Way, Two Moors Way, South West Coast Path, and Tarka Trail meet.
Learn about the Ordinary Folk of Lynton & Lynmouth’s Past
Discover the untold stories of ordinary folk in Lynton and Lynmouth, their vibrant spirit, and their role in shaping this Victorian-era town.
The 1952 Lynmouth Flood Disaster
Lynmouth suffered one of the worst floods in English history.
The Magnificent Hollerday Hill and the Valley of Rocks
Explore Hollerday Hill to see sweeping vistas, historic ruins, and wander through the Valley of Rocks with its remarkable rock formations and scenic trails.
Remembering the Devastating 1952 Lynmouth Flood
The 1952 flood left an indelible mark on Lynmouth. The Memorial Hall stands today as a beacon of remembrance and education, chronicling the events and honoring the resilience of its people.