I was playing Chronophoto (a picture game) and this one cropped up. I have many, many questions, one of which, does anyone know where this is!

by AnotherLostSouls

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  1. Just some more info on [Chronophoto](https://www.chronophoto.app/game.html).

    You’re shown a picture, no info on the picture, and you have to guess the year it was taken, ranging from 1900, to 2022. It’s really good fun.

    My top score thus far is 4258 (out of 5000)

  2. Looks like Seaton in Devon they used to have a tram

  3. Definitely Weymouth, a mate of mine’s dad used to run a hotel down there. To the right of this pic is the raised platform and behind it is the harbour. This was the final stop before the track ran down to the dock which used to be the ferry to the Channel Islands.

    The rail line used to run all the way along the harbour side to where the train station is now, and another line ran from there to Portland. That line is now the Rodwell Trail, which is one of the many public walkways that came about as a result of the Beeching cuts.

  4. Thanks for letting us know about this site, it’s awesome!

  5. It crazy to know that cars were allowed to park on those roads through Weymouth.

  6. Weymouth and the train to the harbour. I took it in the early 80s, when the Jersey ferries still ran there.

  7. That’s the boat train in Weymouth. I went on it in the 80s. It pulls right up to the docks for the channel island ferry.

  8. 100% Weymouth.

    I live here and was just feeling incredibly nostalgic when I saw this. Bloody hell.

  9. After a while, the train had someone walking in front of it in high bus for this particular reason…

  10. That takes me back! I have spent a lot of time in Weymouth over my lifetime as it’s a family home town – my grandparents met on Portland, a great-great-uncle is on the war memorial, etc – and I’d almost completely forgotten about this train.

    I was last there in September. I’m one decent lottery win away from moving there tomorrow, I think.

  11. Yeah that’s definitely Weymouth, I remember those trains passing through in the late 80s and early 90s.

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