Attractions in Lundy

Appledore Lifeboat Station

RNLI station at the end of Irsha Street; a lifeboat has been based at Appledore since 1825.

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Appledore Quay

Quay at the mouth of the Torridge in Appledore, lined with houses and boats.

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Beacon Hill cemetery

Cemetery on the highest point of the island, used for at least 1,500 years, with early inscribed stones.

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Bideford Long Bridge

Grade I listed bridge across the Torridge, 677 feet long with 24 arches; in 1790 it was the longest bridge in Devon.

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Burton at Bideford

Art gallery and museum in Victoria Park, with collections on Bideford's history and changing exhibitions.

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Chudleigh Fort

Civil War gun platform in East-the-Water, rebuilt in the 19th century as a stone viewpoint over the town.

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Halfway Wall

One of the three walls that cross the island, completed in the early 19th century; Quarter Wall is older.

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Jenny's Cove

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Landing Bay

The only beach where boats can land, sheltered from westerly winds, with the jetty and a road built in 1838.

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Marisco Castle

Castle above the Landing Bay, named after the island's 13th-century lords; Henry III ordered a stone tower here.

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North Devon Maritime Museum

Maritime museum in Odun House, a Georgian house in Appledore once home to ship owners and master mariners.

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North Light

Lighthouse at the northern tip, completed in 1897; the last keepers left in 1976 and it now runs on solar power.

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Old Light

Lighthouse of 1819-20 designed by Daniel Alexander; so high that cloud often hid it, it was replaced by two new lights in 1897.

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Pannier Market

Victorian covered market with small artisan stalls along Butchers Row; there has been a market on the site since 1675.

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Pondsbury

Largest pond on the island, built to store water through the often dry summers.

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South Light

Working lighthouse of 1897 at the south-east tip, one of the two lights that replaced the Old Light.

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St Helen's Church

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St Mary's Church, Appledore

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St Mary's Church, Bideford

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The Battery

Fog signal station of 1863 low on the western cliffs, where two cannon fired a blank shot every 10 minutes.

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The Earthquake

Series of narrow fissures on the west side; tradition links them to the 1755 Lisbon earthquake, but geologists doubt it.

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Tibbetts

Admiralty signal station of 1909 on a high point of the island, now a Landmark Trust holiday cottage.

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VC Quarry

One of the 1860s granite quarries, with a memorial to John Pennington Harman VC, who died at Kohima in 1944.

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Victoria Park

Town park opened in 1912, with a bandstand surrounded by nine cannons and listed entrance gates.

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Westward Ho! rock pool

Seawater swimming pool on the beach at Westward Ho!, refilled by the tide.

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