Unidentified illustrations in the Westcountry Studies Library

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Unidentified illustrations in the Westcountry Studies Library

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Location? Location? Location? 2007
Can you help identify our mystery pictures?

A big thank you from staff at the Westcountry Studies Library to all who have helped identify mystery pictures in recent Location? Location? Location? displays.

On this page and the next you can view a virtual view of these exhibitions. If you click on an individual image, you will then be able to see a larger copy of the picture and further details of artist and date.

If you have any ideas about the locations in these pictures, please get in touch with us.
You can email, phone or write your ideas to staff at the Westcountry Studies Library. Please contact the Westcountry Studies Library, tel: 01392-384216. Address: Castle Street, Exeter EX4 3PQ.

Please remember to quote the P&D number (prints and drawings number) on any communication you may send us, so that we can be sure we know which picture you are talking about.

To turn to the 2008 virtual exhibition, click here.
To see the first page of this 2007 virtual exhibition of unidentified illustrations, click here.
To see the 2006 virtual exhibition of unidentified illustrations, click here.

	This image has now been identified as Buckland Abbey.	This image has now been identified as the Courtenay Tomb, Plympton St Mary


	This image has now been identified as the Kirkham Chantry in Paignton Parish Church.	This image has now been identified as the Kirkham Chantry in Paignton Parish Church.

	This image has now been identified as Acland Barton, Landkey.
This image has now been identified as Allhallows-on-the-Wall, Exeter.		This image has now been identified as the Barbican, Plymouth.
		This image has now been identified as North Foreland Light, Broadstairs, Kent.
This image has now been identified as old Hastings Pier, East Sussex.		This image has now been identified as Old Matford House, Exeter.