Explore the History & Heritage of Lynton & Lynmouth
Discover the rich tapestry of history in Lynton & Lynmouth, from Victorian engineering marvels to ancient landscapes within Exmoor National Park.
A Lynmouth Heroine: The Story of Annie Lord
The Lyn and Exmoor Museum recounts the tale of Annie Lord, born in 1853, and heralded as a true Lynmouth Heroine.
Lynton Sheepskin Shop – A Legacy of Craftsmanship
The inspiring story of the Geller Family Legacy, tracing their journey from Polish immigrants to esteemed sheepskin tailors in Lynton.
Lynton’s Medal Detectives | Lyn & Exmoor Museum
The Lyn and Exmoor Museum solves a history trail of clues around Lynton to help discover the identity of an old soldier.
Discover the Iconic Rhenish Tower in Lynmouth Harbour
Discover Lynmouth’s Rhenish Tower, a symbol of North Devon’s maritime heritage, rebuilt after the 1952 flood and standing proudly over the harbour today.
George Newnes: The Man Who Shaped Lynton & Lynmouth
Discover how George Newnes transformed Lynton and Lynmouth with the Cliff Railway, Town Hall, and his grand Victorian visions of Exmoor tourism.
The Duke of Edinburgh in Lynton & Lynmouth
There is a special place in the heart of Lynton & Lynmouth for the HRH Prince Philip. The Duke of Edinburgh visited in 1952 and 2002.
The Valley of Rocks Hotel: The Last of the Great Hotels
Dive into 19th-century Victorian architectural grandeur through the history and transformation of the Valley of Rocks Hotel in Lynton.