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Yeovil is a bustling town that falls under the jurisdiction of Somerset County. Its location in South West England makes it easily accessible from London. Yeovil has its roots in the Roman England when it was located on the main road from Dorchester to the Fosse Way, which is in the picturesque village of Ilchester. Yeovil played an important role in the railway boom of the 19th century. The town of Yeovil also became and industrial centre with glove making being a major business.

Yeovil economy is a mix of manufacturing and services and is also home to the main production unit of Westlands Helicopters. Yeovil has played an important role in the British aviation industry and still manufactures aircraft parts, software products, breathing systems, and other accessories.

With a small population of 27,949, Yeovil offers modern living standards with a strong link to its history, says Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk. Yeovil is part of the Somerset County, which has a population of 912,900. Yeovil is a short distance away from major towns and suburbs of Somerset including Winford, Walton, Wells, and Glastonbury.

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Places of Interest in Yeovil

Fleet Air Museum: Yeovil is home to the Fleet Air Museum, which hosts the largest display of naval aviation equipment in Europe. It also houses some of the rarest artefacts and equipment used during the two World Wars. Yeovil attracts a large number of people because of this attraction. There are special exhibitions held throughout the year and there are learning programs for young and adult flying enthusiasts. Church of St John the Baptist: This 14th century church is one of the main attractions of Yeovil. The church offers a mix of old grandeur and modern finishing as tapestry work has been added to its walls since the 1980s. Major restoration was done in the 18th century and that is reflected in the architecture of this Yeovil landmark. The Octagon Theatre: Yeovil enjoys the distinction of hosting the best orchestra in the Somerset County. Ballet and opera performances are dazzling enough to attract large number of visitors. It also features two bars and remains packed with patrons on weekends. Yeovil offers a vibrant theatre activity in summers as the Octagon stages regular performances. Barwick Park Follies: Jack the Treacle Eater is a major attraction of this park in Yeovil. The statue sits on a turret, which is built on an archway. There are three other follies dotting the park space. The Fish Tower and the Messiter's Cone are two prominent follies and the fourth one, called the Needle, completes the architecture of this place. Some people especially travel to Yeovil to unravel the mysteries of these four follies. Museum of South Somerset: The Museum of South Somerset offers glimpses into the rich past of Yeovil. It sheds light on the time when Yeovil was part of the Roman England with reconstructed rooms and dining places. Each aspect of Yeovil’s history has been explained in the museum, culminating in progress brought by the industrial revolution.

Famous People from Yeovil

Famous cricketer Ian Botham was a Yeovil resident and actress Sarah Parish has also lived in the town during her formative years. Footballer Martin Cranie also hails from Yeovil.

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