God Save the King - Totnes Museum
By: Richard Wyatt
Added: 17 August 2011
You will have to walk down Fore Street in Totnes yourselves to view the details in a shop window that tell you more about the legend of the Brutus Stone. It's the block of granite - set into the pavement - that Museum Heritage Officer Alan Langmaid is standing upon. He's taking part in filming for a BBC Spotlight feature on a trip down the River Dart which is being broadcast on our regional news, on BBC 1, tomorrow night - August 18th. The stone is still used by Town Mayors when a new Monarch is crowned. So the next time our town leader stands on this spot will be to shout "God Save The King!"
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