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along the Landing the visitor is invited to look into a wool merchant’s house through
a fifteenth-century window from Crazelowman, and then enter into the room replicated to
look like a wool merchant’s living room. Plain and austere with a family
Bible it depicts their
plain living and commitment to a Puritan faith.
Men of immense wealth, who exported cloth
from Mid Devon across Europe and to the Near East, they were very generous in the
endowment of schools, almshouses and charities to assist the poor. |
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