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It is often surprising to see what emerges when an ordinary object is brought into the Museum - take this link to the Buildings & Streets section and then choose West Hill Road to see how a Bell Indicator Board reminded the Broad Street firm who made it of Buckfield House and its former residents.

The Archive link to People is now live, with snippets about Van Allen, a well-known local figure from the 1920s to the 1950s who like many others in the town tried his hand at a variety of varied ventures; and about Lady Abbot Anderson, less well-known perhaps but very involved in the various societies active in mid-20th Century Lyme Regis. Little Madeira on Marine Parade was built for her and her husband.

A recent addition to Buildings and Streets are some interesting notes on one of the many Caddy houses in Lyme, The Haven, 15 Woodmead Road, highlighting its distinctive features.

Happy Browsing Adverts
John Drayton Maps
annual reports

 

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