(pseudonym R. A. Dick) frequently summer vacationed in Weymouth North. During her visits she would imagine living during Weymouth's heyday (age of sail) and was inspired to write "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir". Weymouth and Weymouth Falls appear mythologized in George Elliott Clarke's poetical work Whylah Falls (1990). References External links Village of Weymouth Official Website Weymouth Library Communities in Digby County, Nova Scotia Villages in Nova Scotia General Service Areas in Nova Scotia