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Wimborne is a historical and ancient market town, located in the District of East Dorset. It is near the A31 Trunk Road from the South West to London, offering a direct route to Southampton. Wimborne is only 20 minutes from the Bournemouth International Airport. The town has a population of around 6,710. Wimborne’s commercial significance is based largely on its industrial estates, says Vernon Pethard, Managing Director of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk,the UK’s top new homes property website.

The history of Wimborne dates back to 300 BC; however, it was during the period of King Alfred that the town gained popularity. The wonderful Minster was built in the tenth century, and then refurbished in the early thirteenth century. Despite enduring a massive growth during the last century, Wimborne has retained much of its historic architecture. Neighbouring towns include Blandford, Shaftesbury, Poole and Verwood.

Things To See And Do In Wimborne:

Wimborne Minster: Devoted toSt. Cuthburga, this striking Norman church was built in the tenth century, but much of its existing structure dates back to 1120-1180. The Minster features a chained library believed to be one of Britain’s first public libraries. Other major attractions include title page sketched by Holbein and fourteenth century text written on lambskin. A gift shop offers Christian souvenirs and literature.

Walford Mill Craft Centre: Located at Stone Lane, this dynamic craft centre is located at the site of a deserted eighteenth century water mill. A variety of items is available that include metal work, textiles, ceramics and pottery. The main shop carries works by present-day designers and artists from Dorset as well as its neighbouring counties. The centre offers a range of training courses for people of all ages. A programme of exhibitions runs all year round.

Tivoli Theatre: Located at West Borough, Tivoli Theatre was constructed in the year 1936 and retains must of its historic features. Thanks to a group of dedicated volunteers, this traditional theatre has experienced a great revival during the last decade and attracts a large number of guests throughout the year. As well as the latest movie releases, live performances are also held here.

Priest’s House Museum: Dating back to the sixteenth century, this museum is housed in a grade II listed building. It features a number of period rooms including a school room and a Victorian kitchen. Detailed exhibitions cover the glorious local history as well as archaeological finds from East Forset. Boathouse tea rooms, located in the well-maintained wall gardens, provide light refreshments.

Horton Tower: The 140 ft high tower was built in the eighteenth century by Humphrey Sturt to watch the hunt. The landmark was fully refurbished by a telecom firm that now uses it for supporting its telephone masts.

Famous People Born In Wimborne:

Though a small town, Wimborne has produced a number of world famous people over the years. Some of the biggest names include guitarist, record producer and composer Robert Fripp, diplomat and poet Matthew Prior, singer-songwriter and folk-rock musician Al Stewart, novelist Thomas Hardy and Pope Joan.

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