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'The Pearl of Dorset' on the Jurassic Coast
the first natural site in England to be awarded World Heritage Status
by UNESCO
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The Cannington Viaduct
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This 600ft long viaduct was opened in 1903 to carry steam trains on
the branch line from Axminster to Lyme Regis. It was the first viaduct in the
UK to be constructed in concrete, but the builders encountered subsidence and
had to fill-in and reinforce the arch on the left.
Sadly the line was closed in 1965 and this is all that remains of the disused railway, except for the original Lyme Regis Station building which was dismantled in 1979 and reconstructed as a buffet and shop at Alresford Station in Hampshire. |