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Elizabeth Moxon

English writer on cookery known chiefly for her influential English Housewifry, published in 1741.

English watercolour painter (1831–1884).

Suffragette, imprisoned and force-fed after going on hunger strike.

Elizabeth Walker, née Reynolds, (1800–1876) was an English engraver and portrait painter.

Former mental health facility in Portsmouth, Hampshire, opened in 1879.

English lithographer and painter (1868–1947), best known for his portraits, nudes and landscapes.

One of 14 women from St Osyth, Essex, accused of witchcraft and tried at Chelmsford in 1582.

English music-hall singer and comic entertainer, 1873–1901, best known for her coon songs.

Remains of a 12th-century motte and bailey castle, largely destroyed by the construction of the M6 motorway in the early 1970s.

Remains of a Grade I designated fortified manor house on the northeastern edge of Dartmoor, Devon.