Lewis's department store ruled bank Hey Street back in the day. This photo was probably taken in the late 70s early 80s. The American Pancake House can be seen in the distanceLewis's department store ruled bank Hey Street back in the day. This photo was probably taken in the late 70s early 80s. The American Pancake House can be seen in the distance
Lewis's department store ruled bank Hey Street back in the day. This photo was probably taken in the late 70s early 80s. The American Pancake House can be seen in the distance

21 scenes of Bank Hey Street in Blackpool reminding us of lost shops and buildings through the decades

By Claire Lark
Published 28th Dec 2022, 09:50 BST
Updated 28th Dec 2022, 10:57 BST
Bank Hey Street is one of the town centre's main shopping streets.

It has been home to RHO Hills, Lewis’s, TJ Hughes and many high street names which are long gone. WH Smith, Littlewoods… they are all remembered in this gallery of photos.

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Redmans Cafe and food store which later became Chelsea Girl and River Island. This was 1957

7. Bank Hey Street Memories

Redmans Cafe and food store which later became Chelsea Girl and River Island. This was 1957 Photo: submit

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Remember when Littlewoods was on Bank Hey Street? This was in 2005

8. Bank Hey Street Memories

Remember when Littlewoods was on Bank Hey Street? This was in 2005 Photo: Rob Lock

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This picture looks towards Bank Hey Street in 2001 near Pricebusters

9. Bank Hey Street memories

This picture looks towards Bank Hey Street in 2001 near Pricebusters Photo: Rob Lock

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T.J. Hughes, alongside Redmans in 1971

10. Bank Hey Street Memories

T.J. Hughes, alongside Redmans in 1971 Photo: submit

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This was in 2006. Remember when the Pricebusters sign was bright red and yellow? Couldn't miss it.

11. Bank Hey Street Memories

This was in 2006. Remember when the Pricebusters sign was bright red and yellow? Couldn't miss it. Photo: Martin Bostock

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Blackpool's oldest town centre building at the junction of Victoria Street and Bank Hey Street was demolished in 2000

12. Bank Hey Street Memories

Blackpool's oldest town centre building at the junction of Victoria Street and Bank Hey Street was demolished in 2000 Photo: Rob Lock

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