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GillinghamThe most northerly town in Dorset, Gillingham was once an important centre for the milling of silk and the manufacture of the distinctive Victorian red-hot bricks. The parish church has a 14th century chancel but the rest of the building, like much of the town, dates from after the arrival of the railway in 1859. Gillingham Museum charts the history of the town and the surrounding villages from prehistoric times; an interesting exhibit here is a manual fire engine dating from 1790. |
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