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The Nothe Fort is one of Weymouth's best holiday attractions. With life size models, the Nothe Fort tells the history of Weymouth from the Roman Invasion, the civil war and Crabchurch conspiracy, the Nothe Fort tells the history of Weymouth's roll in the great war, World War II including Weymouths role in the Dunkirk evacuations during which many local boats were used as well as the Nothe Forts use as a nuclear shelter during the cold war.
The Nothe Fort details periods of Weymouths military history with some fantastic life size displays like this one which shows an air raid on a Weymouth house in World War II. There is so much to see and do at a fantastically low price so ensure you reserve a full day for a visit to the Nothe Fort.
Places near Weymouth to visit.....
West Bay and the nearby town of Bridport is only a short drive away. West Bay is a beautiful coastal settlement, with a picturesque harbour and the Golden Cap cliff, West Bay is a hugely popular tourist destination.
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Visit the Nothe Fort
The Nothe Fort is a victorian fort now a museum of life in Weymouth during world war II.
The Nothe Fort is a victorian fort now a museum of life in Weymouth during world war II.
Pirate Graves Church Ope Cove
The Pirates Graveyard at Church Ope Cove on Portland is found high above Church Ope Cove.
The Pirates Graveyard at Church Ope Cove on Portland is found high above Church Ope Cove.
Tyneham Ghost village
Tyneham Ghost Village is a deserted village.
Tyneham Ghost Village is a deserted village.
Things to do in Weymouth in the rain
There are plenty of things to do in Weymouth when it rains and lots more things to do around Dorset too.
There are plenty of things to do in Weymouth when it rains and lots more things to do around Dorset too.
Weymouth History
Did you know that the Black Death arrived in England in 1348 through the port of Weymouth.
Did you know that the Black Death arrived in England in 1348 through the port of Weymouth.
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