In the top row of pictures:

• Melbury Bubb (picture)
• Village stores and Post Office, Chetnole (picture)
• Upbury Farm, former home of Benjamin Jesty, 1736–1816, farmer and pioneer vaccinator against smallpox (picture)
• Village stores, date of 1607 carved in stone above doorway (picture)
• Main street through Yetminster (picture)

In the bottom row of pictures:

• Boyle's School, building dates from 1697 and was a school between 1711–1945, endowed by Robert Boyle F.R.S. 1627–1691, 'for 20 poor boys of Yetminster, Leigh and Chetnole' (picture)
• Looking back along the High street, Yetminster (picture)
• Ryme Intrinseca, neighbouring small hamlet, Grade II listed building built in 1928 – design based on the principals used in the construction of First World War Nissen huts (picture)
• The view at Thornford southwards back down the railway line towards Yetminster (picture)
• Looking southwards from Knighton Hill (picture)

Other sites on the web

The Dorset Page:   Yetminster – local information and links to further resources on the web

Maps of the area on streetmap.co.uk:   1:50,000 – detail, 1:250,000 – locality and route to get there

The pictures of Yetminster in this gallery were captured at high resolution.
This is images of dorset stock photography gallery 105
All photographs copyright © 1998–2003 John Allen