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  • Guided tour of the Ashmolean Museum Oxford

    Ashmolean Museum Beaumont St, Oxford, United Kingdom

    Founded in 1683, the Ashmolean is Britain’s first public museum and home to the University of Oxford’s world –class collections of art and archology.

    It has recently opened six new galleries for the collections of Ancient Egypt and Nubia.

  • Osborne House

    Osborne House Isle of Wight

    Osborne House York Avenue, East Cowes, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom

    The royal seaside palace where Queen Victoria lived with her beloved Prince Albert and their nine children.

    Queen Victoria and Prince Albert bought Osborne House and its estate from Lady Isabella Blatchford in 1845. In 1848 the old house demolished and a new three-storey pavilion with flagtower and main and household wings was built.

  • Thomas Hardy

    Hardy’s Wessex

    Hardy’s Wessex Dorchester, Dorset, United Kingdom

    A coach outing with our guide, Mr P Welton, around West Dorset, stopping at Bere Regis, Wool and on to Dorchester, where we will have a short walk to various Hardy landmarks in the town.

  • Talk – Old Swanwyche

    The Purbeck Society Winter Talks
    Old Swanwyche By Reg Saville
    Friday 9th November 2012

  • Navitus Bay Windfarm Peaceful Demonstration

    Sea Front Swanage

    On Sunday 13th January 2013 at 11:00 am a peaceful demonstration is planned along the sea shore at Swanage when the public will link hands. The aim is to generate publicity and make vocal the desire for the relocation of the Navitus Bay Windfarm to an area where it will be more efficient and do the least visual and environmental harm (Dogger Bank Zone for instance). It is anticipated that there will be television coverage.

    Please come and swell the ranks and distribute the information to as many friends and colleagues as possible.

    For more information and periodic updates see Challenge Navitus and the Purbeck Gazette.

  • Talk – The Durlston Project

    The Purbeck Society Winter Talks
    The Durlston Project By David Crudgington
    Friday 8th February 2013