Older readers will remember travelling on the Weymouth Miniature Railway which ran from Westham Coach Park along the west
With the imminent move of Marks and Spencers to new premises, a look back to their original premises at
This scene dates from after 1948 or shortly thereafter. In the foreground are the remains of what is believed
The original bus station was built in 1929. At lunchtime on 21 October 1940 a single enemy plane dropped
A reminder of time Weymouth Harbour was a working port with no less than five Sealink vessels moored there.
St Paul’s Church was originally in the parish of ALL Saints Wyke Regis. The new suburb of Westham was
Sugar’em Shorey was a well known local character. He lived with his sister in a disused toll house on
One of the greatest losses to the amenities of Weymouth was the Ritz Theatre which caught fire on 13
This scene dates from 1964/5 and shows the busy Town Bridge Garage in operation. A fully working traditional garage,
On 28 May 1944, just prior to D-DAY a bombing raid took place which severely damaged Weymouth and District
