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History & Heritage
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Trematon
Castle, Castle Hill,
PL12
4QR - Norman motte-and-bailey castle dating from the 11th
century - closed to the public |
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Mary
Newman's Cottage, Culver Road,
PL12
4DT - 15th century Grade 2 listed building - open on
Wednesdays 2pm to 4pm and Saturdays 10am to 4pm from April to
September |
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Town Quay, Tamar Street,
PL12
4EL - stone construction dating from the 16th century |
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Ince
Castle, Nr Elm Gate,
PL12
4RA - Grade 1 listed fortified manor house, the oldest brick
building in Cornwall, dating from the 17th century - gardens open
to the public on certain dates in spring and summer |
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Saltash Guildhall, Lower Fore Street,
PL12
6JX - Grade 2 listed building dating from 1774 |
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Elliott's
Store, Lower Fore Street,
PL12
6JQ - a time capsule shop from the 1970s - open on
Wednesdays 2pm to 4pm and Saturdays 10am to noon from May to
September |
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The Grade 1 listed
Royal
Albert Bridge is the only one of its type to carry main line
trains. The
Tamar
Bridge is the world's first bridge to be widened and
strengthened while remaining open to traffic, and the first
suspension bridge to be widened using cantilevers. |
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[ Early History ]
[ History 1066 to 1200 ]
[ History 1200 to 1300 ]
[ History 1300 to 1500 ]
[ History 1500 to 1600 ]
[ History 1600 to 1700 ]
[ History 1700 to 1800 ]
[ History 1800 to 1850 ]
[ History 1850 to 1875 ]
[ History 1875 to 1900 ]
[ History 1900 to 1925 ]
[ History 1925 to 1950 ]
[ History 1950 to 1975 ]
[ History 1975 to 2000 ]
[ History 2000 onwards ]
Historical Characters &
Famous People
[ Ann Glanville ]
[ John Killigrew ]
[ Mary Newman ]
[ Nandie Keast ]
Historical Descriptions of
Saltash
[ Carew's "Survey of Cornwall" (1602) ]
[ "From London to Land's End" (1724) ]
[ "The Penny Cyclopedia" (1837) ]
[ "Around and About Saltash" (1905) ]
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