Dorchester, History | Posted on August 13th, 2024 | return to news
Dorset exhibition to illustrate summers through history
Taking place on just one day, this exhibition at Dorset History Centre displays photographs of summers in days gone by.
People who love looking at photos from bygone eras won’t want to miss a one day exhibition being held at the Dorset History Centre this Saturday 17 August.
Included is a picture of the Bankes family – who lived at Kingston Lacy, just outside Wimborne.
The free exhibition at the centre on Bridport Road, Dorchester, DT1 1RP from 10am–3pm will include images drawn from a wide range of archive collections illustrating summers in Dorset over the last 150 years.
There will also a display of more contemporary Dorset photography from the Dorchester Camera Club – itself nearly 90 years old.
And to link with the Dorset Cider festival in the town’s Borough Gardens, there is a film of old-time cider drinkers at ‘Will’s Surgery’.
For more information about the Dorset History Centre visit https://www.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk/dorset-history-centre
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