Weymouth is the terminus of both the South Western Main Line from London Waterloo and the Heart of Wessex line from Westbury. A sunny summer's day provided the opportunity for our visit and a wander along the now-disused Weymouth Harbour Tramway to Weymouth Quay.
The station's modern frontage, dating from a 1980s rebuilding:
Inside the ticket hall:
Two plaques on the wall in the ticket hall. On the left, one commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Great Western Railway's arrival in Weymouth, and on the right a plaque from July 1986 marking the rebuilding of the station:
The rear of the station building:
The buffers at the end of the line on platform 1, looking towards the station building:
Looking northwards along the line from behind the buffers:
Looking north on platform 1:
Looking north under the canopy on platforms 2 and 3:
The view south towards the station building:
Looking north along the line:
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