This is how Queens Park in Bournemouth got its name
Although Bournemouth is considered a relatively new town, Queen’s Park’s history spans centuries.
Although Bournemouth is considered a relatively new town, Queen’s Park’s history spans centuries.
When these pictures were taken it was June 13, 2004 – the third day of the annual Wimborne Folk Festival.
Nothing lasts forever - and that seems to be especially true when it comes to the lifetime of an eatery.
Thousands of people showed up for the carnival on June 12, 2004, as it marked its 38th year.
There was a day of celebration for pupils past and present at the Poole school on June 17, 2004.
he area itself likely originated as a small cluster of cottages near the junction of present-day East Way and Charminster Road.
These are just a few examples of the numerous buildings and businesses that could be found in 1986,
Duncan spent half an hour giving out presents, posing for photos with youngsters and signing autographs.
There were also many famous faces taking part in celebrity book signings over the years
The Guildhall was built in 1761 and funded by public subscription.
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