Short story competition: First World War memories of Wimborne
Organisers of the upcoming Wimborne History Festival have launched a short story competition of First World War memories for Wimborne open to all ages.
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American Civil War Re-enactment to showcase at Highcliffe Castle
Highcliffe Castle will be welcoming the American Civil War Re-enacting Southern Skirmish Association (SoSkAn) for a major 2-day event on 24 and 25 March.
Pupils learn important history lesson on the Holocaust
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The Black Death revived in Dorset by author Minette Walters
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Good turnout for Remembrance weekend
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A dream come true for founder Swanage Railway volunteer
A founder Swanage Railway volunteer, who helped to rebuild the heritage line from its first day in 1976, has achieved a long-held dream – running into Swanage on the footplate of his favourite steam locomotive that he has supported for 27 years.
Research reveals new chapter for world famous Tiger 131 tank
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