Buildings

Beating the Bounds

Museum Ref No: Batting/Box 3/Beating Bounds 1961/No.17
Beating the Bounds 1961. Flotilla of boats, incl. landing craft L101, between the Quays. Shipwrights' Arms in background. (Batting photograph)
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Beech Hurst

Museum Ref No: E1h_0013
Beech Hurst, High Street. Frontage, Cut Price Smokers' Shop & part of library building to right.
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Beech Hurst

Museum Ref No: E1h_0010
Beech Hurst, High Street. Frontage; wall & trees to right, mid-19th century.
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Beech Hurst

Museum Ref No: E1h_0009
Beech Hurst, High Street. Frontage covered in ivy, woman leaning out of first floor window.
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Beech Hurst

Museum Ref No: E1h_0006
Beech Hurst, High Street. Arms of Samuel Rolles on pediment.
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Beech Hurst

Museum Ref No: E1h_0005
Beech Hurst, High Street. Frontage - main door.
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Beech Hurst

Museum Ref No: D_High_Street_0187
High Street/Mount Street c.1910. Beech Hurst and Free Library.
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Beechurst House View.

Museum Ref No: K3 18836_23 jpg
Photo of Beechurst House. Copyright holder Kitchenham Photography Ltd. Please refer to copyright holder for commercial use. J.D
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Bell ringers

Museum Ref No: F1_0007
Group of bell ringers from St. James' Church. From the Ernest Bristowe collection.
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Bell, Market Street

Museum Ref No: D_Market_Street_0039
Market Street, 34-42. Wellington House on corner was Lloyds (baker and grocer) in 1937. Building was also the birthplace of Thomas Bell FRS - zoologist.
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