Rebuilt in 1989 on the same site as the original Lodmoor House and retaining its appearance, this was formerly a school during Victoria's reign becoming Lodmoor High School later on. It is now a residential home.

Radipole Terrace is one of just a few of the remaining buildings of the former barracks, erected in the reign of George III. York Villas (one known as Lindens) in Alexandra Road are the only other buildings that remain today.

Originally built in 1865 the former Weymouth College buildings have now been renovated and converted to apartments. The site entrance still has the original gateposts as can be seen in the foreground of the picture.

St. John's Church stands at the northern end of the Esplanade close to the former boundary between Radipole and Melcombe Regis. When opened in 1856, it was hailed as the 'New Church of Radipole' within which parish it then lay.

Built between 1875 and 1881 for Colonel Henry Pickard-Cambridge who formerly lived at nearby Somerset House. This was later to become the home of several eminent local people. The building has now been converted to flats.

The weather vane was presented by Wing Commander George Hedley Stainforth to his former school, Weymouth College after he flew a Supermarine SB4 at a speed of 407mph. Killed in 1942, this memorial with the weather vane was erected in 1952.

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