Port & Harbour

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Oyster Licence
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Stokes, Oyster Licence

Museum Ref No: S 510
Oyster licence for Harry Stokes, 1822
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Oyster Licence
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Stokes, Oyster Licence

Museum Ref No: S 525
Oyster licence for Samuel Stokes, October 1823
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Oyster Licence
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Sturmey, Oyster Licence

Museum Ref No: S 470
Oyster licence for Caleb Sturmey, 1821
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Thompson, Sir Peter Thompson’s letterbook

Sir Peter Thompson's letterbook for September 1760 to April 1764. Letterbooks are lists of original letters kept in chronological order. This one contains a wealth of extra information. He records: ships coming in and out of the Harbour and their skippers, the weather, lists of burgesses, an insight into local politics such as the contentious election of 1760, a perspective on the war with the French in Canada and other curious miscellaneous details. A photocopy of the original document is kept in Poole History Centre - transcribed by Museum volunteer Audrey Cox.
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Oyster licence
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Tilsed, Oyster licence

Museum Ref No: S 511
Oyster licence for John Tilsed snr,1822
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Oyster Licence
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Tilsed, Oyster Licence

Museum Ref No: S 512
Oyster licence for John Tilsed Junior, October 1822
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U107
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U107

Museum Ref No: B4a_0109
Captured German submarine U107 at Poole Quay 1919 with a crowd of spectators. From the Ernest Bristowe collection.
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VE Day celebrations at Poole Quay
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VE Day celebrations at Poole Quay

Museum Ref No: F2d_0006
VE day celebrations, Poole Quay, 08/05/1945. Guncraft of Support Sqdn, HMS Turtle dressed overall. Hamworthy Quay in background.
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View from Evening Hill, 1957
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View from Evening Hill, 1957

Museum Ref No: Bristowe2_107.
A view from Evening Hill looking towards the Sandbanks Peninsula and Brownsea Island. From the Ernest Bristowe collection.
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Willey, Appointment of Collector, 1741

Transcription of extract from Salisbury Journal 22nd September 1741 reads: "Mr Richard Willey, a Supervisor is made by the Commissioners of the Excise a Collector in the room of Mr Ibottsen."
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