It has provided a wonderful green space for everyone to enjoy since 1926. Of course, it’s protected by Grade II listed status and has won awards for being the best park in the UK. We already know that though.
These photos go right back to the early days, the band stand, Cocker Memorial Clock, the playground and leisurely scenes of people enjoying the landscape.
In case you missed them: 18 lost scenes of Blackpool's 'dark, dismal and seedy' Talbot Road Bus Station back in the day
. Stanley Park Memories
Andrew Threckeld, 80ft up working on the stonework surrounding the clock face of the Cocker Memorial Tower in Stanley Park, 1988 Photo: National World
. Stanley Park Memories
A superb shot of the running track and athletics field in 1988 Photo: National World
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Andrew Threckeld, 80ft up working on the stonework surrounding the clock face of the Cocker Memorial Tower in Stanley Park, 1988 Photo: National World
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A superb shot of the running track and athletics field in 1988 Photo: National World
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Unfortunately there is no date on this picture of Stanley Park as a frozen landscape. We think it was probably the 1930s Photo: National World
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Sailing the 'Stanley Mitchell' on the park's lake in 1988 Photo: National World
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This was when 'Nessie' was added to the playground - can you remember this? It was in the 1980s Photo: National World
