Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
Princetown, Tavistock
A quiet memorial to American and French prisoners of war held on Dartmoor during the Napoleonic Wars and later conflicts.
Sheepstor, Tavistock
Crumbling stone foundations of a Victorian engineering ambition on the open moor, where a suspension bridge once crossed the moorland landscape.
A wayside cross site and 18th century waymarker on the open moor southeast of Beetor, marking an old route across Dartmoor.
Lustleigh, Bovey Tracey
A wayside cross stone built into a garden wall near Caseley, likely medieval in origin.
Remains of a medieval or post-medieval tin streaming works where water power processed ore at the confluence of Hook Lake and the River Erme.
Remains of a tin smelting works on the northern slopes above Dry Lake, a testament to Dartmoor's mining heritage.
Remains of a tin streaming blowing house north of Yealm Steps, a remnant of medieval mining on Dartmoor.
Lower Bowdley, Ashburton
A modest stone marker standing northwest of Cold East Crossroads, marking an old boundary line across Dartmoor.
Lee Moor, Plympton
A weathered boundary stone standing on the open moor north west of Blackaton Cross, marking medieval or early modern land divisions.
