Here is a collection of notable people pictured in Dorset across the years.
We're going back hundreds of years to the times of the Duke of Gloucester - and returning to more recent times with a couple of Royal visits.
READ MORE: Dorset in the 1960s and 1970s part 8
We also have a little seen picture in this collection of Winston Churchill in Weymouth.
So scroll down to see these interesting pictures of notable folk in the county we call home.
Captain E R Murphy, late of the Dorset Regiment, pictured here reaching England after walking from one side of the African Continent to the other
Colonel Sir Claude Maxwell MacDonald, pictured in Sherborne, circa 1910. A British diplomat, he was best known for his service in China and Japan
First Lord of Admiralty Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill at Weymouth
George Somers (1554-1610), virtual discoverer of the Bermudas, was born at or near Lyme Regis
Prince Philip visiting The Regiment Of The Queen’s Royal Hussars at Bovington Camp in 1969
Prince William Henry, 1st Duke of Gloucester - In 1780 the Duke built Gloucester Lodge at Weymouth
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip on their way through Weymouth to the Channel Islands in the 1940s Picture - Courtesy of Weymouth Museum
Queen Elizabeth II signing the distinguished visitors book at Maumbury Rings in Dorchester
Rev. Thomas Perkins, vicar of Turnworth, 1893-1907, a friend of Thomas Hardy
The fifth Marquess of Anglesey who had an estate in Dorset
Thomas Masterman Hardy (1769-1839) - Vice Admiral - was the second son of Joseph Hardy of Portesham
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