Exmoor craftsmen

Sixteenth-century wood carving in Molland church.
Although Exmoor is regarded as primarily agricultural many men and women have practised trades and crafts there. Shops, smithies, workshops, mills and alehouses were found in many communities. Clothworkers and building workers, butchers and cider makers, tailors and dressmakers, shoemakers and saddlers have been joined in modern times by mechanics and chefs.
Also see items on Dulverton's blacksmiths and High street, Hawkridge wheelwrights and Tis the Sheep hath paid for all.
Content generated during research for the paperback book 'Exmoor: The making of an English Upland' (ISBN 13 : 978-1-86077-597-0 ) for the England's Past for Everyone series