Teignmouth and East Teignmouth [no date]
![Teignmouth and East Teignmouth [no date]](https://collectionsexplorer.devonandexeterinstitution.org/img/352a54454ec2edabe1e344c37be5f8c0b50ad171b3d5f90bb94466fd8db8bca5/69a056387d8c641279e6c1c356efffb7a83caf23f0aea13fe53e3847f2658194 "Teignmouth and East Teignmouth [no date]")
Tinted lithograph of Teignmouth and East Teignmouth, (two images on one page), by George Rowe, [no date, but after 1832].
The seaside town of Teignmouth was once separated into two villages, known as East and West Teignmouth, divided by a stream called the Tame. In the late 18th century it became a fashionable "watering place."
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Image Details
| Date | 19th century |
|---|---|
| Year | |
| Place | Teignmouth |
| County | Devon |
| Medium | Colour Lithograph |
| Format | |
| Subject | General views |
| Size | 280x385mm |
| Creator | Rowe, George |
| Publisher | G.Rowe |
| Prints and Drawing Number | 04623 |