The rich heritage of Maker

Rame Conservation Trust cares for the heritage assets at Maker Heights, including 12 hectares of rare unimproved grassland, four scheduled ancient monuments and the impressive Grade II* listed Barrack Block.

Historic stone building with red doors, staircase, and bicycle

These assets are all vital components of undeveloped, open grasslands, a historic protected landscape set in the Rame Head area of CNL. The heritage assets at Maker Heights are unique, original and, at the present time, largely unaltered. Consequently, Maker Heights is of national importance, and of outstanding significance.

Explore the unique cultural heritage of Maker Heights below.

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Ancient stone fort covered with grass and ivy, surrounded by green landscape and a path, under a blue sky.

Built Heritage
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Aerial view of festival site with tents and open fields

Landscape Heritage
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Group of smiling young people sitting outdoors on a grassy area, holding papers, in a black and white photo.

Social Heritage
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Historical map of Maker Heights, County of Devon, 1808

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