Bridport Harbour
Other OS name in the Parish of Bridport
Etymology
( at West Bay ) , 1811 OS ; the site of an earlier harbour in the town itself remains uncertain ( though recent research suggests it was perhaps on R . Brit behind The Chantry supra which may have served as a toll - house ) , cf. Robert Hauene 1268 , Phillip de la Hauene 1280Ass , Brideport Hafene 1444Hutch3 (216) and 'the skluce of the Hauen of Burporte is be gonne agayne to be made '1561Brid , Brid (11) , v. hæfen . There are letters patent regarding the construction of a harbour in 1385 Pat , 1393 Brid(19) ; an indulgence of 1444 granted by the bishop of Salisbury ' for building and repairing a new port of Brydeport , called Brydeport Haven ' , as well as attempts to make a port here during the 14th cent. , are noted in Hutch 3 2 15 ; and there are other references to an earlier harbour in Penn 26 – 7 , cf. also the lost Irepool infra .
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Allington Fm
- Broadmead Ctgs
- Coneygar Hill & Coneygar Ho
- Downe Hall (Plant.)
- East Bridge
- East Mill
- Fives Court Row
- Flood Ho & Flood Lane
- Folly Mill (Ho), Folly Mill
- Fulbrooks
- Gurtopps
- Haddon Ho
- Hibernia Place
- Home Fm
- Magdalen Fm
- Mills
- Montagu Ctgs
- Mountfield
- New Zealand
- North Mills
- Portland Place
- Portville
- Rax
- St Andrew's Well
- St Mary's Bridge
- South Bridge
- Vine Ctg
- West Mill, West Mills
- Wych Croft & Wych Haven
- Wykes Court
- Dogholes
- West Bay
- Delaprê
- Wanderers' Well, Wanderwell