6 February 2010 - Corfe

A sunny February afternoon visit to Corfe and the Castle.

This is the museum. The plaque on the wall reads the smallest Town Hall in England.

The Fox Inn, West Street.

The village centre with the Castle which dominates the view.

Corfe Castle was begun by William the Conqueror soon after his arrival in Britain in 1066.

A view of the village from one of the castle windows.

A wider view from outside the castle.

The entrance and Castle walls.

The village post office.

Gargoyles on the church tower. The church is dedicated to St Edward King and Martyr.