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Purbeck Mining Museum

Councillor Beryl Ezzard officially opens the new Clay Trail in the woodland around the Purbeck Mining Museum
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'Fantastic response' from public to new heritage woodland trail in Dorset

Families, dog walkers and nature lovers are invited to explore a new Clay Trail at Purbeck Mining Museum. Families, dog walkers and nature lovers are invited to explore a new Clay Trail at Purbeck Mining Museum.
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New clay trail that celebrates Dorset's industrial heritage opens to the public

Some of the Purbeck Mining Museum's volunteers look on as Paul Abbott (right) hands over the original chimney from Tiny to Museum Lead, Peter Sills (centre right). Some of the Purbeck Mining Museum's volunteers look on as Paul Abbott (right) hands over the original chimney from Tiny to Museum Lead, Peter Sills (centre right).
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Tiny's top stands tall again back at its original home at Purbeck Mining Museum

Sandra Hayman, programme administrator of Cumulus Outdoors, with one of the many clay wagons on display at Purbeck Mining Museum Sandra Hayman, programme administrator of Cumulus Outdoors, with one of the many clay wagons on display at Purbeck Mining Museum
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Collaboration gives more than 200 children an insight into Dorset's bygone age

Nearly a hundred classic car enthusiasts from the Traction Owners Club arrive for their guided tours around the Purbeck Mining Museum near Norden. Nearly a hundred classic car enthusiasts from the Traction Owners Club arrive for their guided tours around the Purbeck Mining Museum near Norden.
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Nearly 100 classic car enthusiasts given tours around popular Dorset museum

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