Bideford is a pictureque and historic port town in north Devon on the River Torridge estuary. The narrow streets of this busy town climb the steep hill on the west bank of the River Torridge, at the point where it begins to widen to form its estuary. The town's most famous sight is its bridge over the Torridge; it is 677 ft long, has 24 arches, and incorporates part of an original 15th century stone bridge. Several of the buildings in Bridgeland Street date from the 17th century. The town was the principal port of north Devon from the 16th century when Sir Richard Grenville, who was born in Bideford and was captain of the Revenge, secured a charter for Bideford from Queen Elizabeth I until the 18th century, when its overseas trade declined.
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