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Beaminster

Local Information - Beaminster

Beaminster is a conservation treasure surrounded by the beautiful undulating hills of the stunning Dorset countryside. The town was once a prosperous market town noted especially for the production of wool cloth, sailcloth, sackcloth, shoe-thread, rope and twine. The town was devastated three times by fire, first in 1644 during the Royalist occupation, then in 1684 and again in 1781. As a result, few of the finer 17th century houses survive. Nevertheless, there are still fine examples of Georgian buildings and picturesque 17th century cottages, and the whole of the town's historic centre is a Conservation Area featuring over 200 listed buildings. Beaminster stands at the head of Dorset's 'Hidden Valley', the historic Vale of the River Brit, which runs through Bridport. Not much has changed over time in this secluded vale. Its beauty and tranquillity still enthrall those visiting for the first time.

For further information on Beaminster either visit http://www.westcountrylinks.co.uk/map/beaminster.htm or call the Tourist Information Centre on 01305 267 992.