This was one of Bournemouth's earliest houses
The building likely served as the foundation for what eventually transformed into the Meyrick Cliffs Hotel in 1910.
The building likely served as the foundation for what eventually transformed into the Meyrick Cliffs Hotel in 1910.
Born in 1909 in Leytonstone, London, author, cook and TV personality Fanny Craddock attended the school when she was 15 years old.
Despite being billed as a “winter wonderland”, the New Forest event was far from being so!
It was certainly a significant part of the town's history and holds many fond memories for local residents.
Originally named Princess Royal, the vessel faced rejection post-trials despite reaching an average speed of 14.75 knots.
It was a small, close-knit community with a strong sense of local pride, historic buildings, independent shops, and quiet streets.
Sir John Betjeman possessed scrutinised Bournemouth's contemporary advancements although he had much praise for its Victorian architecture,
We have delved into the depths of our vast archives and have pulled out these captivating snapshots of revellers immersing themselves in nights on the tiles in 1994 and 1995.
Elizabeth Watson gladly accepted friends' invitation to escape heavily bombed London for the relative safety of the south coast. Sadly, they fell out.
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