Ben Salter's photos with the keyword: Totness

Totnes Guildhall was originally part of a Benedictine Priory, founded in 1088. In those days it was used as the Monks refectory. In 1553 the Merchants Guild of the town needed a meeting place and the old refectory was converted to suit this purpose. Used as a Magistrate court from 1624, and then from 1887 as the town Gaol, complete with prison cells, this old refectory finally became the home of the town council. Here it is just after some heavy rain.

The East Gate arch, first rebuilt early in the 16th Century, and again in 1990 after it was largely destroyed by fire:

Pastel coloured houses on this wet day in Totness.

Shots from the interior of an amazing second hand clothes shop in Totness.

Shots from the interior of an amazing second hand clothes shop in Totness.

Shots from the interior of an amazing second hand clothes shop in Totness.

Shots from the interior of an amazing second hand clothes shop in Totness.

I liked this reflective wet road.

Warehouse conversions at Totness.

Warehouse conversions at Totness on the River Dart.

I've only ever walked about in Totness twice. And each time the castle was closed!!

An ancient doorway in Totness