| ID: | SDV310106 |
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| Title: | Memoranda: Part 1. |
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| Originator: | Pengelly, W. |
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| Date: | 1875 |
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| Summary: | A castle existed in Exminster on the left side of the road from Exeter opposite Pottles Lane. William Courtenay, Archbishop of Canterbury, was born there in 1381. An archway stood there until the 14th century. In about 1870 digging revealed the foundations and wide stone steps leading to the entrance. Stones were used to build a new wall. |
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Associated Monuments (5)
| MDV28416 | Axe from Bradley Vale, Newton Abbot (Find Spot) |
| MDV10035 | FORTIFIED MANOR HOUSE in the Parish of Exminster (Monument) |
| MDV41996 | Pot Sherds from Zitherixon Clay Works, Kingsteignton (Find Spot) |
| MDV41994 | Spearhead from Zitherixon Clay Works, Kingsteignton (Find Spot) |
| MDV41995 | Wooden Figure from Zitherixon Clay Works (Find Spot) |
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