Burnard Collection
Robert Burnard was a significant figure in the history of Dartmoor, known for his passion for the moor and its preservation. He was a prominent member of the Devonshire Association and played a key role in establishing the Dartmoor Preservation Association in 1883. Burnard was a prolific writer and speaker on Dartmoor topics, and his works contributed greatly to the understanding and appreciation of the moor's unique heritage. He was also a skilled photographer, capturing the beauty and character of Dartmoor in his images. Burnard's legacy continues to inspire and influence those who love and care for Dartmoor.
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Robert Burnard standing in a ruin near Kingsett farm Map of Dartmoor showing the first perambulation of the moor during the 13th century Beardown Man Standing Stone Lawrence & Maud Nash Tolmen in North Teign River Cottage at Throwleigh Fardel South Hessary Tor Near Ponsworthy buckland abbey Inscribed Ogham Stone Week Ford Blowing House North cave at Dane Coombe Head Stone row at Headland Warren Steam train crossing Meldon Viaduct Gobbett Blowing House - Mould Stone hay tor riders @ cranmere Laugh Tor Hole Week Ford Blowing House Grimspound Honeychurch Church Ponies at Huccaby Down Tor excavation 2
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