Staff at defunct DIY store play dress up

MANY of you will remember the Texas Homecare store in Weymouth, which later became the Lakeside Superbowl.

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Quiet times on the seafront

THE esplanade at Weymouth is barely recognisable on an unusually quiet day around 1905.

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Theatre’s glorious history includes a Fleetwood Mac concert

A BELOVED seaside arts venue is to mark 125 years since it first opened its doors.

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PICTURES: Class of ’65 and ’66 enjoy a reunion with their beloved teacher

PAST pupils of the Broadwey Secondary Modern School reunited in an evening of fun, music and nostalgia.

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GALLERY: Remembering the 1999 Ferndown Carnival

SPECTATORS and participants may not be able to walk the route with the Ferndown Carnival procession anymore – but with these Daily Echo pictures they can take a stroll down memory lane.

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GALLERY: Do you remember Corfe Mullen Carnival in 1979?

The annual Corfe Mullen parade took place under sunny skies in 1979 with the Carnival Queen Johanne Wilding, aged 15, formally opening the event.

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Picture of the Day: Boscombe Pier in 1976

Boscombe Pier and Approach on the eastside in 1976. Picture from the Peters Collection.

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Town centre street from years gone by

WHO remembers when School Street in Weymouth used to look like this?

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How a plucky little pleasure vessel played a key role in D-Day

NOT many people could have been oblivious to the widespread 75th anniversary commemorations for D-Day.

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How unnoticed sign led to search for brewery

HERE’S an interesting one from eagle-eyed Anthony Slade.

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