They capture the essence of the traditional British seaside resort, along with some of Blackpool’s best-known and loved landmarks and scenery. There are some people pictures, one of Blackpool’s earliest schools and lost scenes from a different era.
In case you missed them: 25 rare pictures of Blackpool in the 1930s
7. Blackpool, 1920s
"Let Burton Dress You" says the slogan on the side of the gents clothes store at the junction of Blackpool Promenade and Church Street. With the sands under water, this picture shows a packed seafront and flags flying on the Palace building next to the Tower. On the opposite side stands the County Hotel, while the nearby Savoy Cafe, Robert's Oyster Bar and Collinsons Cafe were there for those in need of refreshment. In the distance lies the Giant Wheel at the side of the Winter Gardens Photo: Archive
9. Blackpool, 1920s
The Commercial Hotel on the corner of Waterloo Road and Commercial Road ( now Commercial Street) near the junction with the Promenade. The hotel was replaced by the Duttton Arms in 1931 Photo: staff
10. Blackpool, 1920s
During the 1920s a First World War tank was on display to the public in the Flagstaff Gardens at Gynn Square Blackpool. The houses on Holmfield Road are on the left and Seafield Road to the right, Warbreck Hill Roads winds up the centre. Photo: staff
11. Blackpool, 1920s
Baines Endowed School, Marton Green ( now Oxford Square) was built in 1838 on the site of an earlier school and was replaced itself in 1897. This building was demolished in the 1920s as part of the programme to improve the junction of Whitegate Drive and Oxford Square Photo: submit
12. Blackpool, 1920s
Talbot Square drinking fountain in Blackpool. It was demolished in the 1920s / historical Photo: Submit