| Sponsored by the Lustleigh Society and published by Halsgrove, this book is a large format hardback volume, tracing the history of Lustleigh and the life of the village down the ages. A book for all those who love Lustleigh, or have visited, or have family and friends there. |
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| A wry and often sideways glance at the delights and joys of Lustleigh and the surrounding area. Tales of Lustleigh's days as a film location; the 'Lustleigh Boy' who rose to hold Cabinet office; the May-Day celebrations; Walks around the area; and many other interesting tales and anecdotes. |
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| Produced by the Lustleigh Parish Council and edited by residents of the village. This book is a handy guide for the vistor or newcomer to Lustleigh. Chapters cover: History of the village; Village Life; The Church; Industrial Heritage; Buildings of interest; Walks around the area. |
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| A fascinating miscellany of observations on life in Lustleigh and the world in the late 19th and early 20th Century, written by Cecil Torr who lived in the hamlet of Wreyland on the edge of Lustleigh. Out of print for many years but now reprinted by a local publisher. |
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