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Pleasure Beach and New Promenade (now South Promenade), Blackpool, around 1929
Published by: unknown
Posted on: 20 August 1929 to Doncaster
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Talbot Square, Blackpool, around 1946
Published by: Millar and Lang Ltd (under licence granted by the Ministry of Supply)
Posted on: 1946 to Walsall
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Winter Gardens and the big wheel, Blackpool, around 1919
Posted on: July 1919 to Edgebaston
Published by: Lyric Series B V C
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A Tram on Whitegate Drive, Blackpool, around 1923
The tram system began in 1885 and still runs along the promenade today. Trams ran along Whitegate drive between 1901 and 1962.
Posted on: 1923 to Stoke on Trent
Published by: County Series (WJP)
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Blackpool South Shore Baths
The baths were opened in 1923 and demolished in 1983 to make way for the Sandcastle Waterpark
Posted to: unused
Published by: Regent Fine Art Co. Ltd. Belfast
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North Parade (now North Promenade) Blackpool, around 1918
Posted on: August 1918 to Beeston, Leeds
Published by: E T W Dennis & Sons, London & Scarborough
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Blackpool from the pavilion on North Pier
Posted to: unused
Published by: Boots Cash Chemists
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The Gynn Inn (now the Gynn Hotel), Gynn Square, Blackpool
Posted to: unused
Published by: E.R.G. & Co. Blackpool
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Blackpool Tower, promenade and North Pier
Posted to: unused
Published by: Lilywhite Ltd
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Norbreck Castle Hotel Blackpool
Posted on: 1968 to Barnoldswick
Published by: Photoway of Fleet Street
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