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High Street, Wimborne
This is taken looking up the High Street (north) towards the Square, from the corner of the Minster grounds. This is where all of the main shops are located.
Image: © Paul Whittington
Taken: 5 May 2006
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High street, Wimborne Minster
Image: © Roger Cornfoot
Taken: 3 Dec 2022
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Wimborne
The shopping area on the west side of Wimborne Minster in the very southeast corner of the square.
Image: © Brendan and Ruth McCartney
Taken: Unknown
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Wimborne Minster: High Street reflection
A dress for sale in a shop window is somewhat obscured by the vivid reflections of the opposite shopfronts, which are catching the late afternoon sun.
Image: © Chris Downer
Taken: 6 Oct 2012
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No. 4 (of 12) the Green Plaques of Wimborne - Albion Inn
Location: High Street.
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Image: © Mike Searle
Taken: 22 Mar 2015
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Wimborne - Albion Inn
Formerly part of the New Inn in the C17, it is the oldest surviving licensed premises in the town. The present building is C18 and grade II listed. During those times the upper rooms were used as a Magistrates Court, and by members of the Poole Turnpike Trust. It was a busy coaching inn, and in the C19 King George III's coach would call here en-route to Weymouth, and the coach carrying transportees bound for Australia after sentencing would also call here for the overnight stop from Dorchester.
http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/Details/Default.aspx?id=107072&mode=adv
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Image: © Mike Searle
Taken: 22 Mar 2015
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The Albion Inn, 19 High Street, Wimborne Minster
Grade II Listed 18th century inn. A plaque on the wall reads 'THE ALBION INN Town's oldest surviving licensed house. Formerly THE NEW INN, a 17th century coaching halt. In 1834 the Tolpuddle Martyrs stopped here en route to transportation to Australia as convicts.' It has housed the magistrates’ court, a school house and reputedly was once a place of refreshment for King George III as he travelled to Weymouth. The 1777 refers to the establishment of Hall and Woodhouse Brewery. Searching my directories produces a confused picture. In 1842-1844 we have Edward White Bowles (& posting house), New Inn, High Street. In the 1850s two New Inns are listed, interestingly under 'Taverns & Public Houses' not 'Inns'. One is at 'Hill butts' that I'm ignoring but otherwise; 1851 Winter Lamiman, New Inn, Stocks; 1852 not listed with just the 'Bell' and 'Greyhound' in High Street; 1855 C Bagg, New Inn, Holt. By 1859 it is listed again in High Street and by 1889 as the Albion; 1859 Henry Braine, New Inn; 1889 Tom Coombs, Albion; 1895 Albion no victualler given; 1911-1915 Mrs A M Meek, Albion. Was the New Inn, apparently in a location named 'Holt' or 'Stocks', another pub and this one closed? I can't locate a Holt or Stocks on the Wimborne maps I have access to.
Image: © Jo and Steve Turner
Taken: 25 Feb 2019
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Burned Out Shops, Wimborne
This block was burned out on 4th July 2009, leaving Wimborne without a post office.
Image: © Pierre Terre
Taken: 5 Aug 2009
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Cook Row
Pedestrian lane in central Wimborne, just north of the famous Minster church. Note the Quarter Jack pub sign, depicting the figure on the Minster.
www.wimborne.gov.uk
Image: © Colin Smith
Taken: 13 Jan 2012
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Shops opposite the Minster, Wimborne Minster
Image: © David Martin
Taken: 3 Feb 2020
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