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Weymouth Bandstand Pier
Weymouth Pier Bandstand originally consisted of a raised deck area with glazed shelters along both sides, leading to a semicircular Bandstand.
After the main pier was demolished all you now have is the entrance that looks out of place.
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Weymouth Bandstand Pier, Weymouth, Weymouth, Dorset , United Kingdom
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