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A Pictorial History
History of Thorne-Moorends in pictures - The history of Thorne can be traced back to Medieval Times; there are still signs and traces of Saxon, Norman, Viking and Roman influences in the area today.
Friends of St. Nicholas
St. Nicholas Church has been at the centre of the community of Thorne for nigh on 1000 years ...
Notes on Old Thorne
Thorne became a permanent settlement in the Anglo-Saxon period about thirteen centuries ago, but we know from the finds of flint tools and weapons, ...
Thorne Park Railway
Thorne Memorial Park Miniature Railway run by The Doncaster & District Model Engineering Society Ltd.
Thorne-Moorends Town Council
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