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Purton, Jerry and Arthur Purton

Museum Ref No: MA 1890
A photogaph of Jerry Purton and Arthur Purton in fancy dress as Folly and Page Henry II. Taken from the Mayoress Album 1890.
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Quaker Meeting, 1748
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Quaker Meeting, 1748

Extract from Salisbury Journal 19th December 1748 recording a lecture by the "celebrated" Mrs Drummond at the Quaker Meeting House.
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Quay, Fish Shambles
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Quay, Fish Shambles

Museum Ref No: D_Fish_Shambles_0001
Fish Market (east end), Poole Quay. Photograph Barbara Bristowe
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Quay, Fish Shambles
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Quay, Fish Shambles

Museum Ref No: D_Fish_Shambles_0002
Fish Market (north side), Poole Quay. Photograph Barbara Bristowe
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Quay, Fish Shambles
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Quay, Fish Shambles

Museum Ref No: D_Fish_Shambles_0003
Fish Market (south side), Poole Quay. Photograph Barbara Bristowe
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Quay, Fish Shambles
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Quay, Fish Shambles

Museum Ref No: D_Fish_Shambles_0004
Fish Market (south side), Poole Quay. Photograph Barbara Bristowe
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R. Creagh-Osborne
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R. Creagh-Osborne

Museum Ref No: Batting/Box 14/Personalities/No.20, R. Creagh-Osborne, asst. team manager
R. Creagh-Osborne, assistant team manager, possibly at Royal Motor Yacht Club (RMYC). (Batting photograph)
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RAF Hamworthy

Dennis Mallett recalls RAF Hamworthy in World War II.
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Railway gates at Branksome Station
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Railway gates at Branksome Station

Museum Ref No: F3a_0061
Railway gates at Branksome of the former branch line to Sharp Jones Pottery, taken 1987 by K. Standing.
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Railway staff
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Railway staff

Museum Ref No: F3a_0068
Left: E.E. Jeffery (station master of Poole from 1951). Centre: P.W.V. Rook (area inspector). Right: Frank Morris (railwayman from 1911-1952; crossing keeper at Towngate Street, 1930-1952. (Frank Morris was over 90 at death, originally from wool; started at Weymouth Station; son born 1912.
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