Do you have any anecdotes, historical information, updates or photographs of closed or lost pubs in Dorset? Become a contributor and submit them here. Like this site? Recommend us via the social networking share button on the left hand side of the page, or follow us on or 444   lost pubs listed in Dorset 313   photos Date last updated: 13th October 2020 Home > Dorset Lost Pubs In Dorset A G S   Ashley Heath   Gillingham   Shaftesbury B   Glanvilles Wootton   Sherborne   Batcombe   Godmanstone   Shillingstone   Beaminster   Grimstone   Shipton Gorge   Benville   Grove   Sixpenny Handley   Birdsmoorgate H   South Bowood   Blandford Forum   Halstock   South Perrott   Bournemouth   Hamworthy   Spetisbury   Bothenhampton   Hazelbury Bryan   Stalbridge   Bourton   Hermitage   Stoborough   Bradpole   Holwell   Stoke Abbott   Bridport   Hooke   Stour Provost   Broadmayne   Huntingford   Stour Row   Broadwey K   Stratton   Broadwindsor   Kington Magna   Sturminster Newton   Buckhorn Weston L   Swanage   Buckland Newton   Langton Matravers   Symondsbury   Burton   Leigh T   Burton Bradstock   Loders   Tarrant Gunville C   Lydlinch   Tarrant Hinton   Canford Magna   Lyme Regis   Thorncombe   Cann   Lytchett Matravers   Three Legged Cross   Cerne Abbas M   Toller Porcorum   Charlton Marshall   Maiden Newton U   Charmouth   Manston   Upton   Cheselbourne   Mappowder   Upwey   Chideock   Marnhull V   Child Okeford   Marshwood   Verwood   Christchurch   Melbury Abbas W   Cosmore   Morcombelake   Wareham   Cranborne   Mosterton   West Milton D N   West Moors   Dorchester   Netherbury   Weymouth   Dottery   North Wootton   Whitchurch Canonicorum   Drimpton O   White Lackington E   Okeford Fitzpaine   Wimborne   East Stour   Osmington   Winfrith Newburgh   Easton P   Winterborne Kingston   Evershot   Piddletrenthide   Winterbourne Abbas F   Poole   Wootton Fitzpaine   Farnham   Portesham   Wyke Regis   Ferndown   Puddletown Y   Folly   Purse Caundle   Yetminster   Fortuneswell R   Rampisham   Ryall

Note that the county index above is determined by pre-1974 reorganisation boundaries.