This scene dates from the early 1950s judging by the registration on the Standard Vanguard parked at the roadside.
This rather picturesque block of bungalows was built in 1829 and stood in Wyke Road at the corner of
In 1897 Elliot, Pearce’s Bank crashed spectacularly. Its collapse was unexpected, and investors included the Corporation, leading local businesses
The twin spired Gloucester Street Congregational Church formed a prominent part of Weymouth landscape from its building in 1862
This handsome building is on a site now occupied by the Clinton Building at the northern end of St
This area which was also known as Radipole Turn and Iron Box junction has changeda lot over the last
What a pastoral scene of Coombe Valley Road before building of domestic properties started in earnest. A horse drawn
Weymouth Bus Station in Edward Street and Commercial Road was built in 1929. At lunchtime on 21 October 1940
Maiden Street Methodist Church was built in 1866-7 to the designs of Foster and Wood of Bristol. It was
Custom House Quay in the late 1950s is remarkably quiet and traffic free. A Vauxhall Velox introduced in 1954
