model of Exeter (model)
Star objectsOwnership/credit: Purchased with support from the V&A Purchase Grant Fund, the Pilgrim Trust, the Friends of RAMM and the Exeter Civic Society.
Ownership/credit: Purchased with support from the V&A Purchase Grant Fund, the Pilgrim Trust, the Friends of RAMM and the Exeter Civic Society.
Ownership/credit: Purchased with support from the V&A Purchase Grant Fund, the Pilgrim Trust, the Friends of RAMM and the Exeter Civic Society.
Ownership/credit: Purchased with support from the V&A Purchase Grant Fund, the Pilgrim Trust, the Friends of RAMM and the Exeter Civic Society.
Ownership/credit: Purchased with support from the V&A Purchase Grant Fund, the Pilgrim Trust, the Friends of RAMM and the Exeter Civic Society.
Ownership/credit: Purchased with support from the V&A Purchase Grant Fund, the Pilgrim Trust, the Friends of RAMM and the Exeter Civic Society.
Descriptions
The Hedgeland model of Exeter was constructed between 1817 and 1824 to record the city as it was during the late 1700s. It is very detailed and is the only record of many buildings and streets which were later demolished. It is one of the earliest surviving models of any town in Britain.
This object is on display at RAMM in the Making History gallery.
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Is the Hedgeland Model available to view at the moment at the RAMM? If so, is it possible to take any pictures? I am doing some research on St Petrocks Parish.
Many Thanks
Kerry
Hi Kerry. The Hedgeland model is on display at RAMM. Please see our main website for information on when we will be reopening to the public. https://rammuseum.org.uk/ Yes you may take photographs of the model on display.