Exhibition showing Dartmoor life in the 1920s

A new exhibition is to show what life was like on Dartmoor during the 1920s.

Dartmoor Trust chairman Tony Clark said it would offer people the chance to see "what's changed and what hasn't" on the moor.

Organisers said photographic displays and a collection of items would be on show at the Dartmoor National Park Visitor Centre, in Princetown, from Tuesday 17 June until Sunday 27 July.

The exhibition has been put together by the Devon History Society and the Dartmoor Trust.

The exhibition is part of the Devon in the 1920s Festival, which is under way and lasts until October with events across the county.

Mr Clark said: "Dartmoor was and remains a focus for Devon's visitors.

"The Dartmoor Trust helps the public to appreciate and respect Dartmoor through its expanding online collection of 60,000 images.

"We're very pleased to be working with the Devon History Society to look back at the 1920s and help people see what's changed - and what hasn't."

Festival project manager Julia Neville said: "As transport improved and people had more free time, the beauty of Dartmoor began to be appreciated by those who'd never had the chance to visit it before."

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