Wimborne History Festival back for 2021
The festival on 4 and 5 September will take visitors on a two-day, 200-year journey back to life in Georgian Wimborne.
The festival on 4 and 5 September will take visitors on a two-day, 200-year journey back to life in Georgian Wimborne.
The letter from Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Alamein to his brother Harold reveals much about the veteran soldier.
Well-known archaeologist Julian Richards of ‘Meet the Ancestors’ is visiting the Museum of East Dorset in Wimborne on Saturday 14 August from 11am to 3.30pm.
There is a choice of five walks, which are established rights of way, that have been brought to life by dramatisations and folk songs.
The event on Sunday 15 August will mark the 100th anniversary of the erection of the memorial to remember those who gave their life in WW1.
The museum in Wimborne, which was formerly the Priest’s House Museum, has a huge number of artefacts including those dating back 6,000 years.
Life Before Lego is the latest exhibition to be opened at Wimborne Model Town and Gardens which depicts the town in the 1950s.
As cases are increasing across England and are highest amongst the younger age groups in Dorset, the rules should still be kept.
The new exhibition, which opens on 18 June, will illustrate the stories of Poole Gypsies and travellers.
A new colour souvenir guide ‘Wimborne’s Model Towns – a Closer Look, Then and Now’ contains material from seven decades.