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Charity Number, 1138316 Company Number: 5835573
Welcome
The
Stover
Canal
Society
was
formed
in
1999
to
promote
the
preservation
and
restoration
of
the
Stover
Canal
in
South
Devon,
England.
Built
in
the
18th
Century,
the
canal
was
used
for
nearly
150
years
to
transport
clay
and
other
materials
from
the
Bovey
Basin,
and
granite
from
quarries
on
Dartmoor, to the docks at Teignmouth.
The
society
has
now
merged
with
the
Stover
Canal
Trust
which
works
with
local
councils
and
other
interested
parties
to
preserve
the
line
of
the
canal
and
to
restore
it
as
an
amenity
for
the
local
community.
Some
lengths
of
the
canal
towpath
form
part
of
the
Templer
Way,
an
historic
trail
which
links
the
canal,
the
tramway
and
other
legacies
of
the Templer family.
This website explains the origins of the canal and its features, where it is, what is planned for the future and how you can help
in the restoration of this unique piece of Devonshire history.
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Built by our forefathers, preserved for our grandchildren
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