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| Blackpool, Lancashire (2) |
| A 1927 postcard of the Pleasure Beach. |
| The Indian Lounge at the Winter Gardens. |
| Bispham - this card was mailed in 1906. |
| Looking south along the North Promenades. |
| No date for this unusual view of the Tower and the wheel. |
| Late 1920s or early 1930s for this one ? |
| An early 20th Century view of the South Promenade. |
| A 1918 postcard of the Palace Theatre. |
| No dates for either of these two postcards. |
| A 1930s postcard of the Norbreck Hydro. (Z) |
| An undated view of Bispham. (Z) |
| The Central Pier. (Z) |
| A second page of old postcards of this popular seaside resort in north-west England. |
| The Cliffs, Norbreck. |
| Did You Know.... that William Ewart Gladstone, four times British Prime Minister, was born in Blackpool in 1809 ? |
| A postcard of Bispham from the early years of the Twentieth Century. |
| No date for this one. |
| I assume this was a part of the South Shore Pleasure Gardens - it's dated 1905. |
| Two postcards of the North Pier Fire. I believe this was the fire that destroyed the theatre in 1921, but I'm not sure - please help if you have any information ! |
| A superb postcard from 1916 of the North End of Blackpool. |
| No date for this view of Hornby Road. |
| A 1930s postcard of the North Pier. (Z) |
| We'd be delighted if you would sign our Guest Book ! We welcome suggestions, corrections and constructive criticism - or just say "Hello !" and tell us where you come from. |
| A pleasant greetings card from Blackpool - look at the fashions - late 1920s ? (Z) |
| The Big Dipper in the Pleasure Gardens. (Z) |
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| An advertising postcard. |
| Bispham Tram Station. |
| A 1939 postcard of the Casino. |
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| Reproductions of postcards with a (Z) following the description are available to buy from Zazzle - just click on the (Z) ! Similarly, GC = Greetings Card, P = Print, ST = US Postage Stamp, K = Key Ring, FM = Fridge Magnet, SM = Souvenir Mug, X = Xmas Card. |
| Victoria Pier. |
| The Tower Ballroom. |
| Central Promenade. |
| St Chad's Road. |
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