and buildings featured in the model village Christchurch Priory Prospect of Whitby (London pub) High Street, Great Britain – a re-creation of a "typical" British High Street London's Tower Bridge, The Victoria Embankment, The Houses of Parliament, Westminster Bridge, Cleopatra's Needle, HMS "Discovery", The National Westminster Tower, Piccadilly Circus Rides and attractions present whilst the park was operating After closure After the park closed in 1986, the buildings and fixtures were cleared and the land used at first for a public house called "The Olde Colonial", then, at a later date, "Bar Max". These were housed in the original buildings built by Harry Stiller and operated by him and known as the Golfer's Arms. This was a highly popular venue for both locals and tourists alike and featured the Raceway bar, where one of Harry Stiller's original race cars was a centrepiece on one of the walls in the main bar. At a later date in the 1990s these buildings were cleared, and a number of retirement flats were built. These currently occupy the former site. References External links Moors Valley Railway Original Tucktonia Brochures and other memorabilia BBC Radio Solent's Jon Cuthill goes in search of Tucktonia History of Christchurch, Dorset Defunct amusement parks in the United Kingdom Defunct amusement parks in England Amusement parks in England Buildings and structures in Christchurch, Dorset Miniature parks Tourist attractions in Christchurch, Dorset 1976 establishments in England 1986 disestablishments in England Amusement parks opened in 1976 Amusement parks closed in 1986