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Map showing village green
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An early (1910) view of Parish Pump
looking towards Beulah Cottage with the earliest dated house in the
village, White House, to the right. Note the oil lamp! |
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The tree, now resplendent with a
memorial seat, commemorating the accession of Edward VII in 1902
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Cow pats on a muddy Middle Street C.
1915 |
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Celebration day for boys and girls.
C. 1920 |
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Silver Jubilee in 1935 outside Beulah
Cottage. Mr and Mrs Aves and daughter with Mrs Cheney from Red
House. |
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Early view of village green with oil
lamp |
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Sycamore tree ringed by the Queen
Victoria Jubilee seat. |
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Village Green |
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Parish Pump |
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Parish Pump, Burton Bradstock |
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Parish Pump, Burton Bradstock |
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Parish Pump
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Parish Pump on the Green |
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White House C. 1958 |
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The Green, Burton
Bradstock |
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The "Occupation"
- Under the tree on the green at Burton Bradstock, village children
show off a machine gun belt they picked up on the beach. Examining
are US soldiers John L. Lawson of Port Jervis, New York, Robert S.
Hastings of Azusa, California, and Corporal Ronald Henry of Holland,
Pennsylvania. Photograph: Imperial War Museum |
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White House as you might
see it today plus its history
Click on picture |
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Village Green as you might
see it today |
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Another view of the
Village Green today |
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