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Many of these pictures are from the Gazette’s Glass Plates Photography Archives.
They’re rare and are an important window to our resort’s past. They reflect a decade in Blackpool from the war years to when Blackpool resurfaced at the start of its glory years. There’s a brilliant shot of Church Street in the rain, a spitfire in the town centre and a chimney where Grange Park is now, being demolished
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Talbot Square looking down The Strand towards Queen Street and the Princess Picture House. Smokers Tobacco Specialists to the right. It's dated 1930s or 1940s Photo: Submit
A view of properties on Central Promenade. Left to right - The Huntsman Hotel (originally The Trocadero), a glimpse of Fairyland (where roller skating is advertised) , the Wellington Hotel and amusement arcade Photo: staff