The Bankes family bought Corfe Castle in 1635 but after it was destroyed in the English Civil War, ... a shop that sells souvenirs and homeware and a second-hand bookshop. Read More on The Sun ...

The combined value of these gifts was about as much as it would have cost to run the government of Ireland for a year. In November of 1641, King Charles I met with London’s ... His castle in Corfe, ...

Experience medieval sword fighting at Corfe Castle’s family swordsmanship weekend, 5–6 July. Learn with the Ancient Technology Centre. National Trust event.

"And we can’t wait to see Corfe Castle bathed in orange glow for Paddington’s big night." The summer line-up, which has now been confirmed, will include screenings at Blue Pool of Bridget Jones: Mad ...

Fiery Jack and his team of performers will be at Corfe Castle on Saturday, June 14, and Sunday, June 15. The National Trust has asked families to bring their 'court jesters' to learn a new circus ...

Corfe Castle to glow orange for Paddington in Peru film night (Image: Purbeck Film Festival) "Whether you’re rediscovering a beloved classic or experiencing a new favourite for the first time ...

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Visiting Corfe Castle will provide a peaceful staycation this summer if you’re looking for a quiet stay in a quaint village. Related articles.

You'll follow the coast before heading along the Purbeck Way, through Corfe Common, and looping back to Corfe Castle. The hike will follow a circular, anticlockwise route climbing ≈1500ft. It has one ...

Festival of Archaeology at Corfe Castle, Dorset. In collaboration with the Council for British Archaeology. There’s more than just high-tech tools on display, though.

Festival of Archaeology at Corfe Castle, Dorset. In collaboration with the Council for British Archaeology. Why It Matters: The Power of Connection.

Watching over the Purbeck Hills in Dorset are the remains of Corfe Castle, home to another set of Royalists - the Bankes family - who suffered a very different fate.