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Heavitree is a
historic village and
former civil parish situated formerly outside the
walls of the City of
Exeter in Devon, England, and is
today an eastern...
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Heavitree stone is a type of
breccia stone, red in colour, of very co****
texture and
prone to weathering,
which occurs naturally in the
parish of Heavitree...
- The
Heavitree Gap, or
Ntaripe in the
Arrernte language, is a
water gap in the
Northern Territory of
Australia in the
MacDonnell Ranges. It is the southern...
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Heavitree United Football Club is an
English football club
based in
Heavitree, Exeter, Devon. From 1976 to 1999, the club pla**** in the
Western League...
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Heavitree Gap
Police Station is a
historic building within the
Heavitree Gap
Police Station Historical Reserve. It is
located on the
southwestern side...
- The
Heavitree Hospital (currently
branded as the
Royal Devon and
Exeter Hospital (
Heavitree)) is a
hospital currently operated by the
Royal Devon University...
- The
Heavitree isolation hospital, also for a time
known as the
Exeter Corporation Tuberculosis Sanatorium, was a
small pulmonary tuberculosis sanatorium...
- of his ancestors, also
named George, was an
Englishman who came from
Heavitree, England, and
settled in the
Connecticut Colony in 1638. Both of Gere's...
- in Exeter, Devon, is an
ancient triangular site
between what is
today Heavitree Road and
Magdalen Road, in the
eastern suburbs of Exeter. It was most...
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immediate aftermath of the siege. The
Livery Dole
almshouses and
chapel at
Heavitree were
founded in
March 1591 and
finished in 1594. When John
Hooker was...
