Sir Walter Raleigh and the Old Exeter Inn
Sir Walter is a famous son of the Old Exeter Inn. The liberty of this remarkable man was taken right here in July 1603. Walter Raleigh was knighted by Queen Elizabeth I
Ark Royal Badge Here
When the opportunity came up to buy the ship's badge of the Ark Royal, the original one was built for Raleigh himself in the 1580s, we couldn't resist!
Creating an Elizabethan Apothecary Garden
Creating this sanctuary has been the nicest thing. Our beautiful walled garden now has over 300 different plants
BBC Radio Interview
David Hattersley talks to Pippa about the history of the Old Exeter Inn and how his pub is the 5th oldest in the Britain
Sir Walter Raleigh cancelled by Keir Starmer
Britain’s Prime Minister, Sir ‘Two-Tier Keir’ Starmer has taken down portraits of Elizabeth I and Sir Walter Raleigh that were on display in Downing Street. The paintings of the last Tudor monarch and
The Queen’s Favourite
England’s most famous explorer was once again a wanted man. A charge of treason was at his heels and the hounds had been loosed and were on the hunt
BBC discovers Old Exeter’s Elizabethan Garden
BBC Radio's Mike Chequer talks with Annie about how she is making a very special garden at the inn
The Ancient Mariner’s Way
Why is the Old Exeter Inn connected to some of the most important men in English history?
ITV News at the inn as Sir Walter Raleigh’s head found in a velvet bag
Set against the turbulent background of a Devon rocked by the religious and social changes that shaped Tudor England; a Devon of privateers and pirates
Channel 4 Devon & Cornwall Filming at the Old Exeter Inn
The show follows the lives of ordinary people in the beautiful South West of England, such as fishermen, farmers and people running their own little enterprises.