Discover fascinating objects and information in this virtual museum. All the pages have a link to the Exeter neighbourhood of St Thomas. Do you collect something? Why not add your own mementos to this community museum.
Parasol from about 1860
Donated to RAMM by a lady in Alphington Road
St Thomas Asylum
Bowhill House, now used by architects
Bakery tale
R D Western & Sons of Exeter
" Living Here Interview "
The child-hood of dave, Living in Okampton.
Radio Free
A Living Here project by young people in St. Thomas
'Codd' pop bottles
Kerswell Aerated Waterworks, St Thomas
History took my breath away
How I got on during my trip to Britain
Ropemakers of St. Thomas
An oral history of the Cloggs and their family business, spanning three centuries
St Thomas local history trail
Officially launched on 7 November 2008
St Thomas object is a "Treasure of Exeter"
Birdall's bell features in RAMM exhibition
Haven Road
Memories of Kelland family members
Civil war comes to St Thomas
Lead shot finds at Hayes Barton
The Postcard Show
A poem set in St Thomas
The Flying Falcons
A poem set in the County Ground
Cricket Club Capers
A poem about Marsh Barton
The Morrison Table shelter
The air raid shelter which protected speedway fans
Water water everywhere...
Pictures of a flooded Cowick Street
Pinces Gardens
The site of William Lucombe's nursery founded in 1720
A useful link
Existing resources about St Thomas
Manilla Mould from Birdall's Foundry, Cowick Street
Trade links with West Africa, and the Benin Bronzes
Anderson shelter used in St Thomas
A little history of the Anderson shelter
Ladybirds, but not as we know them...
The Harlequin Ladybird reaches St Thomas
Hayes Barton, St Thomas
Death of an Elizabethan country house
Garton & King
Foundry in St Thomas
A glimpse of seventeenth century St Thomas
A trade token with woolcombers, issued by David Hart
The Flowerpot ring
Evidence from medieval St Thomas
Pirates in St Thomas?
'Piece of 8' found locally
Ticket to ride
Dunsford Road to Pinhoe Road
A very early map of Exeter, made in 1587
Land west of the Exe is outside the city
Portrait of a Devon Wrestling Champion
Story of Abraham Cann, local celebrity
Thomas Gray (1787-1848) - more from RAMM
Railway pioneer who died unrecognised in Alphington Road