They are an eclectic mix which focus on buildings, streets and people from new bus shelters to new roundabouts, Blackpool’s famous boxer, police at a murder scene and how our streets looked, they are a throwback to other eras.
In case you missed them: 13 rarely seen Blackpool pictures showing how we used to live in the 70s and 80s
7. Blackpool Nostalgia
A member of the tower staff shines a searchlight onto the heart of the fire in the crushroom beneath the Ballroom | library
8. Blackpool Nostalgia
The new Layton Institute opened on the 9th March 1926 at a site on Westcliffe Drive opposite the old club. The cost of the new building was £10,000. The president of the club, Mr John Whittaker opened the new building and in his welcoming speech gave credit to the gentlemen who used to meet in the Layton tram shelter who thought it would be nice to have a room to meet in | library
9. Blackpool Nostalgia
A fireman tackles the blaze at the Big Dipper from a 100 foot turntable ladder | library
10. Blackpool Nostalgia
Three members of Blackpool Civic Trust , Mr Stephen Beilby and Mr Lawrie Cousins , both vice-chairmen, and Mr Philip Burslam renovate the Edwardian tram shelter at Spen Corner, Blackpool | library
11. Blackpool Nostalgia
Cherry Tree Gardens, Cherry Tree Road, when it was owned by Dutton's brewery. The building was demolished and the gardens cleared away in the 1970s to make way for Cherry Tree House and council houses | Library
12. Blackpool Nostalgia
A Variety of lamp standards were erected on the Middle Walk at North Shore, Blackpool in readiness for the conference of the Association of Public Lighting Engineers in 1962 | library