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Architecture Dorset Photographs
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Title: The Old Lock Up at Gillingham
Place: Gillingham
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About: In this older part of the town stands the Lock Up which was used between 1760 and 1880 and looks a pretty dismal place. In the past Gillingham was the centre of a royal hunting forest of which nothing now remains.
Photograph Added: 15th February 2008
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Title: Under Bournemouth Pier
Place: Bournemouth
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About: An unusual photograph taken from under Bournemouth pier. Two extensions to this pier in 1894 and 1909 respectively, made the pier's overall length to more than 1000ft.
Photograph Added: 6th February 2008
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Title: Old buildings
Place: Cerne Abbas
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About: Cerne Abbas is a picturesque village with much to offer including the river, streets lined with stone houses and the Abbey.
Photograph Added: 29th June 2007
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Title: Architectural Detail
Place: Cerne Abbas
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About: Cerne Abbas is justifiably famous for its giant but it is also worth taking a trip to the village. The architecture and different styles building make it a delightful place.
Photograph Added: 29th June 2007
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Title: Town Hall
Place: Shaftesbury
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About: The impressive Shaftesbury Town Hall. The Town Hall was built by Earl Grosvenor after he discovered that the former one had been demolished to widen the road.
Photograph Added: 29th November 2005
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