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On this site was one of the city's most important posting inns, with stabling for 100 horses for the Royal Mail.

Professor Clark of Exeter University talked about the City’s connections to the trade in enslaved people and the plantation economy.

Following a talk by project manager Crystal Johnson, members saw first-hand some of the improvements.

Crystal Johnson, project director, explained that Vicars Close, dating from 1348, is arguably the oldest medieval street in Europe.

Famed for his stained-glass wings displayed internationally as well as locally.

On a delightfully warm evening members enjoyed some chilled bubbly and delicious local strawberries in the Museum’s beautiful gardens.