Meavy Oak Fair

From the collection of

The Box
Established in 1992, the South West Film & Television Archive collection spans from 1893 to the present day containing more than 250,000 items. Formed from a variety of depositors, including broadcast news and programmes material from the Westward and TSW archive. In 2018 the archive collection transferred to The Box in Plymouth.

Meavy Oak Fair


On the green at Meavy stands a glorious Englis oak tree and a traditional fair is held with a jumble sale, stalls, face painting and pony rides. There is also a village school. The Royal Oak Inn is the only pub in England and Wales owned by a Parish Council, Burrator and its receipts go to help fill the community coffers. The nearby church is dedicated to St Peter and the fair falls in June near to the feast of St Peter and St Paul. The Dartmoor village is popular with walkers.


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