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	Brixham, South Devon, England
		at Brixham nestles at the foot of the town, surrounded on three sides by steeply ascending rows of terraced fishermen's cottages, crowned and guarded by the old All Saints Church.
		Brixham is located in what must be one of the most beautiful regions in England - the South West.
		We are in the county of Devon - and Brixham is in South Devon.
	www.brixham.uk.com (480 words)

	Brixham
		Brixham is a small town in the county of Devon in the southwest of England.
		Brixham is famous for being the landing spot of William III of Orange with his Dutch army on November 5, 1688 during the Glorious Revolution, and many local people still have Dutch surnames, being direct descendants of soldiers in that army.
		Brixham is also famous for being the town where the fishing trawler was invented.These elegant wooden boats were invented in Brixham in the 19th century, and copied all over the world, influencing fishing fleets everywhere.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/Brixham (2414 words)

	Brixham Harbour
		Brixham Harbour is located on the southern aspect of Tor Bay and boasts one of the largest fishing fleets in the UK, plus a thriving fish market to support it.
		Approached from the sea the view of Brixham with its many colourful houses cascading down on either side of the harbour is one of the prettiest along the South Devon coast.
		There is currently a huge regeneration project being considered for the future of the town and harbour, involving the possibility of a northern arm breakwater, development of reclaimed land, revitilising the central area and a review of the transport system.
	www.torbay.gov.uk /index/leisure/harbours/brixhamharbour.htm (205 words)

	Brixham Montessori Friends School Policy
		Brixham Montessori Friends School requires all children to be fully immunized according to the current Bureau of Health Immunization recommendations for the on time and delayed schedules.
		Brixham Montessori Friends School requires parents to notify the school within 24 hours of attendance if a child has any serious signs of illness, such as a fever of 100 degrees or higher, vomiting, diarrhea, or has been diagnosed with conjunctivitis, strep, chicken pox, lice, or other communicable disease.
		Brixham Montessori Friends School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school.
	www.brixhammontessori.org /policy.htm (1258 words)

	Brixham community page
		BRIXHAM now a fishing port on the S. shore of Tor Bay, has a long history, much of it still awaiting exploration.
		On the Quay at Brixham is a statue, erected in 1889, to commemorate the landing of William of Orange at this point on 5 November 1688.
		At Higher Brixham, the original parish church (St. Mary) is a late 14th to 15th century building of red sandstone, with Beer stone arcades, and a number of interesting monuments, especially that to John Upton of Lupton (1687).
	www.devon.gov.uk /etched?url=etched/ixbin/hixclient.exe&_IXP_=1&_IXR=100459 (1079 words)

	Brixham History
		Brixham is a very old and historic town.
		On another occasion when there was a cholera epidemic, some Brixham smugglers drove their cargo up from the beach in a hearse, accompanied by a bevy of supposed mourners following the cortege drawn by horses.
		The story is that a father told his daughter’s suitor that he would rather see her in her coffin than married to him, so the lad took up the challenge and built a house shaped like a coffin for himself and his bride.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /brixhamhotels/brix_history.htm (1164 words)

	brixham
		This compilation of photos documents the slipway in Brixham harbour that was utilised by the American Infantry for the embarkation for the invasion of Normandy in June 1944.
		The batteries also had the capacity to fire upon enemy ships out in the bay, although there was never a need for this during their service.
		Brixham battery's armaments included the Bofors anti-aircraft gun and Unrotating Rocket Projector - these were the anti-aircraft defences.
	www.geocities.com /ww2travels/brixham.html (357 words)

	GuideMeTo Brixham - activities, attractions & accommodation in Brixham, Devon. Accommodation database for Brixham ...
		Brixham is the smallest town of the three, but is world famous for its historic fishing port.
		The port at Brixham dates back to the 1600's and by 1850 was said to be the largest fishing port in Britain.
		Life in Brixham therefore centres around the harbour, here you can find many harbourside shops, watch the fishermen unload their catch, admire the skill of the numerous artists that gather at 'Artists Corner' and sample freshly caught seafood from one of the harbourside fish stalls.
	www.guidemeto.co.uk /brixham.html (230 words)

	Welcome to Brixham in Devon
		Brixham is still a working fishing town in the county of Devon.
		It is famous for being the town where the trawler was invented and Brixham still has a worthy trawler fleet operating on a day to day basis from its busy harbour.
		There is actually a marina and a harbour at Brixham and the town has a certain unique look and feel that make it a popular destination with tourists.
	www.birminghamuk.com /brixham.htm (217 words)

	Brixham
		Brixham stands on the shores of a fine natural harbour, which is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in the UK, and is sheltered from the prevailing south-westerly winds by Berry Head.
		It is particularly associated, however, with the landing of William of Orange in 1688, later to become King William III and also the anchoring in Torbay, in 1815, of HMS Bellerophon, with Napoleon on board, prior to his exile on St Helena.
		It was a combination of the peace of this beautiful house, its grounds and superb views across Torbay that inspired this famous poet and hymn-writer, in 1847, the year of his death, to write that loveliest of all hymns "Abide With Me".
	www.torbay-methodists.org.uk /brixham/index.htm (338 words)

	GENUKI/Devon: Brixham (All Saints) - Genealogy
		"BRIXHAM, a flourishing market town, sea-port, and extensive fishing station, is delightfully situated on the southern projecting point of Torbay, and is in two parts, called Upper and Lower Brixham; the former of which extends in a long straggling street, more than 1½ mile south of Lower Brixham, or Brixham Quay.
		Brixham is said to have the largest fishery in England.
		It was divided off from Brixham St Mary, the ancient parish of Brixham, in 1828.
	genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk /DEV/BrixhamAllSaints (424 words)

	Brixham.com - About Brixham. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Brixham is primarily a fishing port within Torbay and has a long and rich history.
		On the Quay at Brixham is a statue, erected in 1889, to commemorate the landing of William of Orange at this point on 5 November 1688, although some of his compatriots are reputed to have landed at the various coves around the bay.
		Brixham is a true maritime town, with a rich heritage; it is surrounded by superb landscape and wooded cliffs reaching to the sea on one side and the steep cliffs of Berry Head to the other.
	www.brixham.com /explore_brixham.asp (533 words)

	acquisitions policy
		Brixham Heritage Museum hereby publishes its policy in relation to the acquisition and disposal of its collections.
		Brixham Heritage Museum seeks to illustrate the history and locality of Brixham and its environs.
		Brixham Heritage Museum’s intention is that its collecting policy shall complement those of Torquay Museum and Torre Abbey and recognises that certain items offered to it may be more appropriately housed in these museums or in other registered museums.
	www.brixhamheritage.org.uk /collections/acquisitions.htm (910 words)

	GENUKI/Devon: Brixham (St. Mary) - Genealogy
		The Parish Church (Virgin Mary,) at Upper Brixham, is a large and ancient structure, in the perpendicular style, with a lofty embattled tower, containing six bells and a clock.
		Horsley, J.E. The Descent of the Manor of Brixham.
		Brixham Heritage Museum, in the Services section of its web-site, provides a large number of surname indexes, from 15th to 19th century sources, including the 1568 muster roll, gravestones, non-conformist burial registers, tithe registers, directories and other documents.
	genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk /DEV/BrixhamStMary (787 words)

	Brixham Heritage Sailing
		The Brixham Heritage Race has it's roots in the Sailing Trawler races that have been held in Torbay since 1851.
		In 1914, King George V presented the perpetual challenge trophy known as the 'Kings Cup', to be raced for by Brixham registered sailing trawlers over 40 tons..
		The event is organised voluntarily by the sailors who run the Brixham based boats, and we aim to provide what sailors want - good sailing, good competition, good fun and good craic.
	www.brixhamheritagesailing.org.uk /index.htm (204 words)

	SI Brixham History
		During her first year in Brixham she met many ladies whom she considered had the talents and the goodwill necessary to form a Soroptimist Club.
		The president's insignia is unique to Brixham; in addition to the Soroptimist 'Lady' we have a design of Prince William of Orange with Brixham harbour and ships in the background.
		This is to commemorate the landing of Prince William, at the head of a strong army, in Brixham during November 1688; William, a Calvinist, subsequently replaced James the second, a Catholic, as King.
	www.sibrixham.org /history.htm (317 words)

	Home Page
		Brixham, a fishing port in Devon on England’s South West coast, was once home to one of the world’s largest fleets of wooden sailing trawlers.
		A few people in Brixham can still remember the days of fishing under sail and many families have artefacts – photos, log books, crew service certificates, ships pennants – from their forebears who built and sailed the trawlers.
		A key component of the archive is the Lanfear Brixham Sailing Trawler database, which contains the records of all the boats built in Brixham and enables searches by boat name or number, owner, skipper and, indeed, any other key word in the database.
	www.brixhamsailingtrawlers.co.uk (189 words)

	Brixham Holidays
		Brixham is one of the few working fishing ports remaining in this country; the marina is filled with boats from humble dinghies to luxury yachts and motor cruisers.
		We have selected some of the finest cottages for Brixham holidays, which are in and around the picturesque harbour, giving you spectacular views of the harbour and sea.
		We also provide short breaks and last minute deals for Brixham holidays, full details of all of our deals and properties for Brixham holidays can be viewed on our comprehensive website, simply click on cottages on the left hand side, then click on the property you want to view.
	www.brixhamholidayhomes.co.uk /brixham-holidays.htm (260 words)

	Brixham Holiday Accommodation - Rent a caravan in Brixham
		Rent a caravan in Brixham, Torbay (the English Riviera) and you can share this view of the picturesque seaside town in South Devon.
		Brixham is within easy reach of Torquay, Paignton, Dartmoor and the sights of South Devon.
		Brixham has an attractive harbour and a large sandy beach at St. Mary's Bay.
	www.holidays-brixham.co.uk (85 words)

	Brixham Tourist Information on AboutBritain.com
		Brixham is a natural port with breakwater protection from the sea.
		The Brixham Railway Organisation is currently establishing the 'Brunel Way' to join the park and ride at Churston village with Brixham town.
		The Brixham Heritage Museum and History Society was founded in 1958 for the purpose of recording, saving and displaying the heritage of the historic town and fishing port.
	www.aboutbritain.com /towns/brixham.asp (482 words)

	Self Catering Brixham (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If the answer is yes, you have come to the right place; Brixham Holiday Homes have been providing beautiful properties for self-catering in Brixham for many years and are committed to providing a friendly and helpful personal service.
		Most of our accommodation for self-catering in Brixham are situated just a few minutes walk from the harbour and the town centre, making them an ideal holiday home.
		For further information on all of our cottages available for self-catering in Brixham, please don’t hesitate to browse through our website or alternatively you can call us on: 01803 854187 and speak to one of our knowledgeable advisors who will be more than happy to help with any enquiries about self-catering in Brixham.
	www.brixhamholidayhomes.co.uk /self-catering-brixham.htm (302 words)

	Brixham Devon, a tourist holiday and travel guide from TourUK
		Brixham, part of Torbay, is a family resort with a large and active fishing port.
		Brixham's main claim to fame is that William Of Orange landed here in 1688, an event marked by his statue.
		Brixham has a Napoleonic fort at Berry Head which is a nice walk, the Berry Head Hotel gives excellent views over the whole bay.
	www.touruk.co.uk /devon/dev_brix.htm (691 words)

	Brixham in Devon
		The historic fishing port of Brixham, scene of the arrival in England of William Prince of Orange in 1688, retains the charm of a bygone age around the harbour with it's narrow streets, quayside and fishing fleet.
		Brixham itself has a total of 4 beaches and an open-air swimming pool, which is free of charge and open during the summer months.
		If you enjoy walking, you can follow the miles of undulating coast path along the dramatic, unspoilt coastline to the River Dart and beyond with its rare wild flowers and small coves and a multitude of seabirds that find sanctuary amongst the cliffs.
	www.crabberscottage.co.uk /brixhamdevon.html (404 words)

	Brixham Accommodation — Self Catering Holiday Accommodation Brixham — South Devon
		For a truly memorable holiday, we have 5 star luxury houses and apartments on the marina with great sea views, beautifully updated cottages perched on the side of the harbour and spacious houses in a peaceful setting.
		Our portfolio in Brixham represent some of the best self catering holiday properties available in the area, and are sure to provide a fantastic holiday base for enjoying the numerous attractions in South Devon.
		With properties ranging from some of the oldest cottages in Brixham to award winning 5 star luxury apartments, we have something to meet and exceed your holiday expectations.
	www.bluechipvacations.com /brixham/index.php (335 words)

	Latest News from Brixham Battery Heritage Group
		Friday 11th August was a day of remembrance for the Veterans who came together at Brixham Battery Museum to take tea, cakes and listen to War Time melodies to lift their spirits having remembered lost comrades more.....
		Wartime memories and a trans-Atlantic connection were revived at the Brixham Battery Heritage Centre where the guests included American-born Aviva Pearson, Torbay's new head of tourism.Centre supporters sponsored a free talk entitled "The Yanks in Devon and Cornwall in the Second World War" where the VIP speakers were Plymouth-based Jim and Margo Stanger more.....
		Brixham Battery Group please contact Phil Trayhorn on 01803 752239 or email us.
	www.brixhambattery.org /media.html (322 words)

	Brixham Historic Houses - History of Brixham.
		He first visited Brixham when he was 14 and his voyages brought him back from time to time.
		On later visits he courted and married Lucy Fry, the daughter of a Brixham mariner.
		In 1888, when he was 28 years old, Captain Schjonemann was given his first command - the Esmeralda - a schooner out of Brixham on which he had earlier served as first mate.
	www.brixhamhistorichouses.co.uk /brixham_history.htm (200 words)

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