Buildings

Garland, George Garland and the Mansion House

Museum Ref No: MAR 942.337
Mansions and Merchants of Poole and Dorset by Derek Beamish, John Hillier and HFV Johnstone, published by Poole Historical Trust in 1976. Illus. ISBN 07137 0836 0 Pages 110-114
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Georgian ironwork on West Street

Museum Ref No: Bristowe1_148 E1l_0009
Georgian ironwork on West Street, 1949. Corner of Jolliffe House in background. From the Ernest Bristowe collection.
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Green Road

Museum Ref No: D_Green_Road_0011
Green Road, NE side with coal transporter. Photograph Barbara Bristowe
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Green Road

Museum Ref No: D_Green_Road_0012
Green Road, Nos 1-7 with coal transporter. Photographer Stanley Swain.
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Green Road

Museum Ref No: D_Green_Road_0013
Nos 9-11, 13-15 Green Road. Coal transporter. Area 12. Photograph Barbara Bristowe
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Green Road

Museum Ref No: D_Green_Road_0014
Rear of No 1-7 Green Road. This site was for many years the town's stone yard. Poole Fair was held at various times near the spot in the early 1920s. Tall chimney. Coal transporter. Photographer Stanley A.H. Swain.
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Green Road

Museum Ref No: D_Green_Road_0015
Green Road. Rear of nos. 1-7. Coal transporter. Rodney Court in background. Photographer Stanley Swain.
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Green Road

Museum Ref No: D_Green_Road_0016
Green Road. Rear of nos. 1-7. Coal transporter. Photographer Stanley Swain.
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Green Road

Museum Ref No: D_Green_Road_0020
Green Road, nos 1-7 with coal transporter.The buildings further down were Gas Board properties (Bournemouth Gas & Water Co) until approx. 1947. They were built on the 'Black Water' which was gradually filled in with town's refuse from about 1910. Photographer Stanley Swain
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Green Road

Museum Ref No: D_Green_Road_0021
Green Road. Nos 36-44/Coal transporter/Nos 18-34. Photograph Barbara Bristowe
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