Dating back to 1360, the oldest pub in Ilfracombe is a traditionalist’s dream: with wooden beams, large fireplaces and, if you’re lucky, a ghost or two, it’s a throwback to the pubs of old.

There are reported about 60 plus spirits who like to visit the pub something to do with its calm friendly manor.  However there are only about 3 or 4 resident spirits.

This is an old Victorian building which until recently was a tied house.

In 1880 it was known as the Alexandra Hotel and had 30 rooms. In the 1980s it became Hollywood’s Night Club and has also been known as The Stage Door, Seahorses and now The Second Stage.

Discover what lies within the Devonian Guest House as we investigate and learn WHO or what is residing at the Devonian Guest House.

Will any previous residents or staff make themselves known? Built as a Gentleman's Victorian Residence in 1883, it is situated in an acre of woodland and gardens on an elevated position within the Torrs Park Conservation Area of Ilfracombe.

Guests have reported seeing a Victorian lady and gentleman descend the staircase, and a cat is also seen at the bottom.

Coldharbour Mill (Uffculme, Cullompton)

Built between1797 and 1799 Coldharbour Mill was at the forefront of Georgian entrepeneurial development.

It is the only surviving woollen mill in Devon and one of the few mills in the country that has both original sources of power still in operation: the 1821 water wheel and the 1910 Pollit & Wigzell steam engine.