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The rise of Escot

Published: 4:11 PM May 27, 2009    Updated: 6:01 PM December 11, 2020

HONITON History Society members are to learn more about the fall and rise of a country estate from Escot owner John-Michael Kennaway.

HONITON History Society members are to learn more about the fall and rise of a country estate from Escot owner John-Michael Kennaway.Mr Kennaway will be guest speaker at the society's June 29 meeting, taking place in St Paul's Church at 7.30pm.

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