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Rivers Corner

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Rivers Corner

Lay-by on A357 west of Newton
Lay-by on A357 west of Newton Credit: David Smith

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Lay-by on A357 west of Newton
Lay-by on A357 west of Newton
Rolls Mill Bridge Now the bridge is insignificant, with traffic having a level crossing over the River Divelish
Rolls Mill Bridge
Now the bridge is insignificant, with traffic having a level crossing over the River Divelish
The end wall of a cottage in Newton This wall is interesting for the brick filling the gaps between the wooden beams of the thatched cottage
The end wall of a cottage in Newton
This wall is interesting for the brick filling the gaps between the wooden beams of the thatched cottage
Town Bridge, between Sturminster Newton and Newton
Town Bridge, between Sturminster Newton and Newton
Town Bridge, between Sturminster Newton and Newton (2)
Town Bridge, between Sturminster Newton and Newton (2)
Used car dealer, Newton
Used car dealer, Newton
Park in Sturminster Newton The gates have the name: Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway
Park in Sturminster Newton
The gates have the name: Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway
Market Cross, Sturminster Newton A clock on the facade of Boots (chemists)
Market Cross, Sturminster Newton
A clock on the facade of Boots (chemists)
The Swan Inn, Sturminster Newton
The Swan Inn, Sturminster Newton
Shops in Market Cross, Sturminster Newton Above the left hand shop is a ghost advert for Holmes
Shops in Market Cross, Sturminster Newton
Above the left hand shop is a ghost advert for Holmes
The White Hart inn, Sturminster Newton
The White Hart inn, Sturminster Newton
The Comyns Leach monument, Sturminster Newton "Erected to the memory of J Comyns Leach MD, JP, who practised in this town for over 40 years and who died at sea March 11th 1907 aged 65 years. And of his son E Comyns Leach BA, surgeon, who died at Sierra Leone June 17th 1908 aged 33 years."
The Comyns Leach monument, Sturminster Newton
"Erected to the memory of J Comyns Leach MD, JP, who practised in this town for over 40 years and who died at sea March 11th 1907 aged 65 years. And of his son E Comyns Leach BA, surgeon, who died at Sierra Leone June 17th 1908 aged 33 years."
Church Lane, Sturminster Newton
Church Lane, Sturminster Newton
St Mary's church, Sturminster Newton
St Mary's church, Sturminster Newton
The Spencer-Smith window, Sturminster Newton church In memory of Sir Drummond Spencer-Smith, his wife Roma and son. This Art Deco window was designed and made by Harry Clarke of Dublin. In the centre is the Virgin Mary with child, on the left is St Elizabeth of Hungary, patron saint of nursing (Roma was a nurse in WW1, and died of influenza after the war). On the right is St Barbara, patron saint of artillerymen (Sir Drummond's troop). Harry Clarke was influenced by the colours of the cathedral windows of Chartres
The Spencer-Smith window, Sturminster Newton church
In memory of Sir Drummond Spencer-Smith, his wife Roma and son. This Art Deco window was designed and made by Harry Clarke of Dublin. In the centre is the Virgin Mary with child, on the left is St Elizabeth of Hungary, patron saint of nursing (Roma was a nurse in WW1, and died of influenza after the war). On the right is St Barbara, patron saint of artillerymen (Sir Drummond's troop). Harry Clarke was influenced by the colours of the cathedral windows of Chartres
St Mary's church, Sturminster Newton
St Mary's church, Sturminster Newton
Trigpoint at Gardland's Farm
Trigpoint at Gardland's Farm
Bridge over River Divelish, Fifehead Newton
Bridge over River Divelish, Fifehead Newton
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Rivers Corner is located at Grid Ref: ST7712 (Lat: 50.913094, Lng: -2.3191546)

Unitary Authority: Dorset

Police Authority: Dorset

Also known as: Rivers' Corner

What 3 Words

///grumbles.megawatt.sofas. Near Sturminster Newton, Dorset

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Lat/Long: 50.9147395/-2.3134072
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Lat/Long: 50.9098973/-2.3177665
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Operator: Royal Mail
Post Box Type: lamp
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