Many, like old rain shelters and the war memorial are clear in the mind of residents, but there's lots more going on along our great promenade than you might remember. Sadly, some have been and gone, like the High Tide Organ and the Frankenstein Project. But here are 12 sculptures, structures and unusual objects which are still in place - some of which you may have never noticed before.
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1. Sculptures on the Prom
This picture takes in South Promenade where many of the following pictures of sculptures, structures and objects can be found Photo: Martin Bostock
2. Sculptures on the Prom
Glam Rocks on Blackpool Promenade shining at night. They consist of three giant sea smoothed beach pebbles made from white concrete and studded with fibre-optic lights which change colour and sparkle. It was considered last year that they needed maintenance work but for now they are still in place Photo: National World
3. Sculptures on the Prom
Water Wings was commission in 2001 and has stood the test of time. It features four curved panels of laser-cut stainless steel showing a surging seascape from beneath with a solitary swimmer wearing arm bands Photo: National World
4. Sculptures on the Prom
The swivelling wind shelter shaped like a whale's tail, is 8m (26ft) high made from stainless steel, and is designed to align itself with the wind to give shelter from Irish Sea gusts Photo: National World
6. Sculptures on the Prom
The sculpted pebbles double as seats where tourists can rest their legs, or sit and take in the sea views Photo: Asadour Guzelian