This is actually a slight re-working of an existing poster.

I have revised the composition and freshened up the colours.

The castle was built by William the Conqueror in the 11th century.

The name Corfe derives from an old english word ceorfan, which means 'a cutting', this refers to the gap in the chalk hills where the castle was constructed.

A view of Swanage Pier and bay from Wellington clock tower on Peveril Point. The tower was constructed as a memorial to the Duke of Wellington in 1854.

It once graced the approach to old London Bridge until it became an obstruction to the increasing amount of traffic. Eventually it was transported to Swanage where it has stood for over a 100 years.