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Tag: Duke’s Gallery

Posted on January 13, 2017

The voice of Dorchester past alive in the present

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Duke’s Gallery are delighted to be showing an exhibition by the, Mill Street Memories project detailing life from the turn of the century Dorchester. Featuring a fantastic archive of recently discovered photos of local Dorchester life alongside the voices from the past, the exhibition preserves an important and historic part of days gone by in Dorset’s county town. Full story: Read more

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