This issue's front cover illustrates Phil Planel's feature article on the DHS Devon Historic Orchards Project.
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1. (Front Cover - a Devon orchard - courtesy ofTom Nancarrow (Pip and Stone), and East Devon AONB.).
2.Contacts list.
2-3. Chairman's Notes, Phil Planel.
3. Affiliated Societies report, by Julia Neville.
3-4. Affiliates news: Feniton’s past on film.
4. News shorts, by Jane Bliss.
4. Flyer for the thirtieth Jackson Knight Memorial Lecture,
Divining the Distant Past: W.G. Hoskins and Pre-Roman Exeter.
5. The DHS Devon Historic Orchards Project, by Phil Planel.
6-7. Malcolm Todd 1939 - 2013 - obituary for MalcolmTodd, President of the Devon History Society from 2006 to 2009, by Bob Higham.
7. Books received for review, by Dr M.Auchterlonie, Reviews Editor.
8-9. Where is Hederland? - Peter Orlando Hutchinson's pursuit of a lost Devon hamlet, by Chris Wakefield.
10. Internet resources for historians - a sampler of links received.
11. News of forthcoming events: Poltimore House Local History Afternoon, Sunday 20 July 2014 (Julia Neville); and East Devon AONB Historic Environment Conference - Capturing the Past in
the Present - 12 April 2014, Norman Lockyer Observatory, Sidmouth.
12. DHS events for 2014.
Note that the flyers and booking forms for the AGM and further events this year were circulated with this issue, and are also online here: see DHS Programme for 2014.
- RG