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Brian Otter, Portland stone mason. 77 years old.
Brian Otter, Portland stone mason. 77 years old.
Sign outside says “Home of Dorset Soldiers." I...
Sign outside says “Home of Dorset Soldiers." I wandered into the shop at 48 Fortuneswell wondering what goes on here and met Giles Brown, who makes, paints and repairs lead soldiers.
Pat said she would run to hide inside the clock when German...
Pat said she would run to hide inside the clock when German planes flew over Portland.
7 June: A gentleman came into the library this morning and said...
7 June: A gentleman came into the library this morning and said he has enough stories to fill a book. Born Portland 1930. Father went to NY on the RMS Olympia in 1912, returned to England for t...
Ronald Dixon, 85
Ronald Dixon, 85
The first submission: 166 views of Portland from Abbotsbury...
The first submission: 166 views of Portland from Abbotsbury Hill. One year of photographs by Michele Vassar.
Paul Soulellis, artist in residence, would love your...
Paul Soulellis, artist in residence, would love your contributions for Portland Bill, a community publication. Come and meet him on Thursday 5 June at 11.00am in Portland Tophill Library to hea...
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Paul Soulellis (@soulellis) is artist-in-residence at Tophill Library from 1–28 June to produce Portland Bill, a free, collaborative publication featuring contributions from the residents of Portland, England. Portland Bill will be published one-time only during the b-side multimedia arts festival (September 2014). WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING your creative writing, artwork, letters, stories, collages, photography, drawings, maps, digital art, found material, poetry or recipes. Anyone may contribute and all submissions are welcomed! Submission accepted through 27 June. Here’s how: 1. Submit here (see below) OR 2. Send to theportlandbill@gmail.com OR 3. Find artist Paul Soulellis at Portland Mobile Library, Hambro car park Monday 2.30pm-4.30pm OR at 4. Portland Tophill Library Tuesday – Friday 2pm-5pm and Saturday 10am-12pm.