Dorset Timewalk Tours

Dorset Timewalk Tours Step back in time across Dorset with historical guided tours! (Please E-mail if you are making a special trip to find us).

We now operate from a Serviced Office in Weymouth, and our costumed guides normally meet customers at the tour start venues. The Office Telephone is 01305 831720, or Direct Dial Telephone 01305 858411 or Company Mobile 07771 824495

It's that time of year again!
19/10/2025

It's that time of year again!

This building in Trinity Street holds an interesting story about a strange sighting on the first floor, and a feeling of something sinister in the front room to the left of the entrance. Want to know more? Then join us on a Weymouth Haunted Harbour tour on Wednesday evenings in October. Details available on https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/weymouth-haunted-harbour-tour-tickets-1391478221819

Can anyone help with information?
02/09/2025

Can anyone help with information?

It's time to discover the darker side of our history on a Haunted Harbour tour - Wednesday evenings until Halloween!
02/09/2025

It's time to discover the darker side of our history on a Haunted Harbour tour - Wednesday evenings until Halloween!

This tour takes you back into the darker side of history of the Dorset Coast. Join us on a Weymouth Haunted Harbour tour - IF YOU DARE!

Interesting view of Weymouth river crossing bridge
30/08/2025

Interesting view of Weymouth river crossing bridge

Landtrain history tours today

30/08/2025

Another day done on the Weymouth Land Train as the History Tour guide. Just enjoying the rest in Sticks & Bones games cafe in Hope Square, Weymouth, and working out the route for this year's "Haunted Harbour Tours" starting next Wednesday evening, in September through to Halloween!

Something to do on Sunday?
27/07/2025

Something to do on Sunday?

Take a journey back in time and learn about the history of this seaside town on our popular 90 minute walking tour with our costumed guide.

26/07/2025

in 1851, the Window Tax in Britain was abolished!

Introduced in 1696 under King William III, this tax was based on the number of windows in a house. It had a significant impact on architecture, leading to many bricked-up windows to avoid higher taxes. The tax was seen as a levy on "light and air," and its repeal marked the end of an era in property taxation.

💡 : The saying "daylight robbery" is popularly believed to originate with the window tax!💡

Watch our video, "Top 10 Strangest Taxes in British History : From Beards to Bachelors". Link in the comments.

22/07/2025

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Lynch Lane Offices, Egdon Hall, Lynch Lane
Weymouth
DT49DN

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