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A view of the White Horse Inn, Maiden Newton

image © Dorset County Museum | All Rights Reserved

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Date

31st May 1897

Artist

Henry Joseph Moule (1825-1904)

Collective Title

H.J. Moule "Dorset Vol.6"

Collection

Dorset County Museum

Acknowledgements

Digitised by TWW

Description

Watercolour mounted on page 74. Front of an inn with central archway leading to an interior courtyard. The building has a thatched roof, mullioned windows and a projecting gable over an archway. Two people are by the entrance. A stone drinking fountain and a street lamp are in the left foreground. Inscriptions: [on image bottom left] "May 31.97" / [on mount bottom middle] "White Horse. Maiden Newton".

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image © Dorset County Museum

Location

Maiden Newton, Dorset, England

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Buildings & Architecture

TWW Comment

The original White Horse Inn was pulled down in 1912. It features in Thomas Hardy's 'Tess of the D'Urbevilles' as the inn where Tess stayed on her way to Flincomb Ash.

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