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SEALINK AT WEYMOUTH HARBOUR

A reminder of time Weymouth Harbour was a working port with no less than five Sealink vessels moored  there.

The scene created a great deal of interest. The vessels were Sarnia. Caesarea, Earl Godwin, Maid of Kent and Caledonian PrIncess.

Indeed, the scene caused the owner of a property in Trinity Road (who really should have known better) to complain that the presence of such a large number of vessels at one time had led to a rise in the seal level and caused flooding to his property!

Weymouth Museum has been supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

We have also benefitted from the active support of The Friends of Weymouth Museum.