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Today's thread will be my last one for a while about Exeter. It's about some of the historic houses & buildings that line the city's streets that survived despite the passage of time, bombing & redevelopment etc. Starting with Tiddy House, on Tudor Street. #tudortuesday 1/6 
There is some uncertainty when Tiddy House was built, but it is likely to have been built by Isaac Burche the Elder, a maltster in the 1630s or early by Thomas Tuberville, Bailiff of Exeter, what ever its date it is a great survival of yesteryear. 2/6
On the front are 17C decorate slate tiles and 3 coats of arms of families that have a history with the house. The 4-storey building is supported by its timber frame construction. For a period until 1994 it became a restaurant, but now it is back to being a private residence. 3/6
