Bridport Town Hall
Bridport Town Hall The Town Hall is the focal point of Bridport. It is a Grade 1 Listed Building dating from 1786 on the site of the earlier St Andrew’s…
West Bay – Have Your Say
Dorset Coast Forum and artist Michael Pinsky are working with the Environment Agency, Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), Jurassic Coast Trust and Dorset County Council and are running…
Past or Future Tense, Time to Decide
Bridport Area Neighbourhood Plan July 5, 2018 bridporttc News The Bridport Area Neighbourhood Plan pre submission consultation has begun and runs until Friday September 7th 2018. All documents can be…
The Literary and Scientific Institute Book
The Literary and Scientific Institute Building in Bridport
The building in East Street, Bridport was built in 1833 as a Mechanics Institute, but was used as a Literary and Scientific Institute from 1855 to 1950.
During World War II it served as a canteen for US troops before the invasion of Europe. For forty years till 1997 it housed the County Library. Since then it has been largely empty and its condition became increasingly precarious. Over the last eighteen months, thanks to the National Lottery , and many other charities and private donors, it has been both restored and reinvented for the 21st Century.
This book tells that varied story.
Published to celebrate the restoration by the Trustees of the Bridport Area Development Trust.
By T.P. Connor
Price: £9.99 plus £1.99 postage
Walker’s Map of Bridport & Beaminster
A Heritage House Publication
Seven easy to follow walks based on Ordnance Survey mapping
Including walks along the South West Coast Path, taking in Eype, Seatown, Bridport, West Bay and Burton Bradstock.
Also includes a range of inland walks around Beaminster, Broadoak, Powerstock, Askerswell and Stoke Abbot, many with far-reaching views.
Publication Date: 2013
£2.50 plus £1.20 postage
Souvenir Bridport Pencil
Souvenir Bridport Pencil with eraser tip
Choose from 8 different colours: Black, Blue, Green, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red or Yellow
Price: £0.75 plus £0.99 postage
Jurassic Coast Monsters Sticker Book
Jurassic Coast Monsters Sticker Book with Fun Activities
Written by the Jurassic Coast Team and illustrated by Darrell Wakelam
Pull-out stickers ~ Fantastic Fossil Facts ~ Pictures to colour in
Price: £2.99 plus £1.99 postage
Fossils of the Jurassic Coast Book
Fossils of the Jurassic Coast by Samuel Scriven
This book is designed to take you on a journey through time as it explores the unique fossil record of the Jurassic Coast. It describes how lie changed and evolved during the Mesozoic Era and how fossils can be used to unlock Earth's history.
As a guide it will help you explore the World Heritage Site to discover these stories for yourself.
Price: £14.95 plus £2.50 postage
Wildlife of the Jurassic Coast Book
Wildlife of the Jurassic Coast
By Bryan Edwards
Discover a wealth of wildlife along England's only natural World Heritage Site
The Dorset and East Devon Coast World Heritage site is a unique place where a wealth of geology, landforms and wildlife are contained within beautiful and varied coastal scenery which owe their character to the underlying rocks. Constant pounding by the sea has fashioned a dynamic coast subject to near constant and sometimes spectacular change; cliff falls, landslides and shifting beaches. The rocks and the erosional processes have given rise to a wealth of wildlife habitats that host plant and animal communities of international importance that are the subject of this book.
Includes what to look for along the coast path and shoreline with detailed mapping.
Price: £4.95 plus £1.99 postage
Geology of the Jurassic Coast: The Isle of Purbeck Book
Geology of the Jurassic Coast: The Isle of Purbeck (Weymouth to Studland)
By Paul Ensom and Malcolm Turnbull
The Isle of Purbeck on the Dorset and East Devon Coast World Heritage Site is a unique place where geology and landforms combine to create beautiful and varied coastal scenery. Headlands and bays, sea stacks and arches, secluded coves and dramatic cliffs are here in abundance.
This book guides the reader along the coast and explains the processes which, over a period of 160 million years, have produced an area that is both scientifically important and aesthetically beautiful.
Discover internationally important fossils, find out the history of the local quarrying industry. Includes a detailed maps of the area.
Price: £9.95 plus £2.50 postage