West Wools street sign
Chesil Beach from Portland
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laid for old teachers
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Britannia Inn at Portland
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In September 1877 a terrible tragedy occurred off Portland Bill when two ships, Avalanche and Forest, collided with the loss of 106 people. This disaster and the outstanding bravery of the local fishermen in rescuing the few survivors resulted in a national subscription. The cost of building this church was £1,900 and the church was dedicated to St Andrew on 3rd July 1879.
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