Seaside Town Collection (page 2)

Lakeside Miniature Railway, Southport, Merseyside. 26th June 1973

The Southport Arts Centre with the Town Hall. 3rd July 1988

Flowers convey many messages and the lovely blooms arriving at the Southport Show ground today highlighted the many good things in store for visitors

Children enjoy a pony ride in Southport. Circa 1973

Cars on the Promenade in Southport, Merseyside on Easter Sunday. 3rd April 1961

The beach at Southport yesterday afternoon - one big car park. 16th April 1979

Jim Moran, fund-raising director at RNIB north west branch launches an appeal on behalf of Sunshine House in Southport, which caters for blind children up to the age of 10

The statue of Queen Victoria on Neville Street, Southport. 15th July 1985

Ten-year-old James Wilson meets Jill, the baby Llama. Jill is the first baby Llama in this country to be born by cesarian operation

Swimming is popular, as this view of Southports open air pool shows, but it has its health hazards. 27th June 1974

The new Floral Hall at Southport, which was officially opened last night. 16th May 1932

Lord Street in Southport. 23rd September 1963

Holidaymakers at Southport Floral Hall garden. Circa 1971

Taking advantage of the warm weather, three of the cast of the Victoria Theatre Company go afloat to scan their scripts (left to right) Sandra Griffin, Diane Langford and Patricia Fuller

After having a record number of passengers last year, Saltburn cliff lifts historic upper ticket office on Marine Parade is due to be renewed

Line dancers the Saltburn Stompers are going for a record breaking attempt on a world line dance record. Leading the way are 82 year old Olive Spours and 7 year old Ladi Kazeem, both of Saltburn

Saltburns miniature railway is back on track after years in the sidings. Its restoration marks a remarkable success story for the Saltburn Miniature Railway group

A steam train during Saltburns Victorian celebrations. 17th August 1986

Three-year-old Helen Place of Saltburn looks on as children from Northtrifts play school model costumes made for them by pupils of Saltburn JUnior School

Over 50 regulars of The Ship Inn, Saltburn, took part in the New Years Day swim in the North Sea and raised 1, 180 for charity

Chris Bird and Carole Smithson get in some practice at the sandpit building for the Saltburn Festival contest. 6th July 1988

Aerial view of Saltburn beach, pier and cliff lift. 7th September 1991

Saltburn cliff lift and pier. 8th August 1988

Susan Bate and Hedley Hopkins drink to the future of Saltburn YHA where alcohol will be on the menu for the first time in 50 years

Judith Barker greets travellers with a smile at the ticket office of the Cliff Ride at Saltburn Pier. 8th August 1989

A man in costume poses outside Saltburn Smugglers Heritage Centre. 6th December 1991

Saltburn has beaten the likes of Blackpool and Brighton to a national promotion award. A replica railway publicity poster

Saltburn Station, which may lose its Grade Two listed Portico under new development plans. 11th June 1980

Jack Brownless, maintenance manager of C. Horne & Co LTD tests the Saltburn Cliff Railway
Jack Brownless, maintenance manager of C.Horne & Co LTD tests the Saltburn Cliff Railway after overhaul. 22nd April 1970

View of Saltburn Pier. 7th January 1956

Saltburn Pier. 21st November 1959

Holidaymakers on Saltburn Beach. 31st May 1960

Saltburns Halfpenny Bridge. 16th May 1952

Its the end of the line for Saltburns halfpenny bridge - and the cost of the toppling the 105-year-old structure will be a cool 50, 000

To celebrate the 110th Anniversary of the Saltburn lift children turned out in Victorian costume, with dancing and Punch & Judy shows. 28th June 1994

The Cleveland County Holiday Guide was launched at the Smugglers Heritage Centre, Saltburn. Joining one of the centres models to launch the guide were Gladiator Jet

Saltburn Railway Station. 1st August 1986

Interior of Saltburn Cliff Lift. 13th June 1991

Heagneys staff ready for Saltburns Victorian Week. 3rd August 1992

View of the Saltburn Cliff Lift. 8th August 1989

A lady poses by Saltburn Pier in Victorian clothing. 18th August 1991

Saltburns Smugglers Heritage Centre has been open one year, Yorkshire coast Morris dancers Trina and Graham Price help with the celebrations. 18th April 1993

Procession through town during Saltburns Victorian Week. 8th August 1993

Even the salt laden air at salt burn couldn t prevent ice from forming down the rock face of the cliff during a colder spell of weather. 11th January 1982

Members of Saltburn Residents and Britain in Bloom Committees with the new Lens Sanders Memorial Trophy. L-R Keith Muir, Jackie Taylor, Eileen Robinson and Carole Miller. 2nd July 1993

Residents of Saltburn watch as Janet Williamson, 19, is buried in the sand during rehearsals for next months world record attempt at building the longest sandcastle ever

The Ship Inn at Saltburn. 8th August 1997

Local man Peter Jones (wearing trilby) is drafted in as an extra in the new BBC costume drama being filmed at Saltburn Seafront. 22nd September 1994

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