They remember the old days, from cottage hospitals, to Lytham Pier and cinemas.
1. Lytham Retro
The entrance to Lytham Pier which opened in 1865. The pier fell into disrepair and despite a residents peitition in 1959 the town council refused to pay £5,000 to save it from the scrap merchants. | Iconic Media Group
2. Lytham Retro
The History of Entertainment in Lytham exhibition at The Lytham Heritage Centre. Picture of The Palace Cinema where Woolworths now exists | Iconic Media Group
4. Lytham Retro
The second Lytham lighthouse, which was built in 1865 and demolished by the Ribble Port Authorities in 1901. It had fallen into disuse because in the late 1800s, new, gas-lit buoys were introduced and it was no longer needed. It was made of wood and stood on the crest of a sandhill between Riley Avenue and Lightburne Avenue, St Annes. It had one very bright light which flashed on for three-and-a-half minutes and off for half-a-minute. | Iconic Media Group
6. Lytham Retro
A Piece of Lytham History comes under the demolition hammer . It is the old Lytham St John's Church of England Primary School on Church Road | Iconic Media Group