From the docks and seafront to buildings, streets and the town centre, they go right back through the decades. Football next to the North Euston, the ro-ro ferry, old shops and churches and the park are featured.
7. Historical Fleetwood
Site of Fleetwood Memorial Park looking towards Highbury Avenue / historical / early 1900s | National World
8. Historical Fleetwood
Fleetwood Promenade taken from the gardens of The Mount. Undated but possibly late 70s | National World
9. Historical Fleetwood
This photograph shows the view down Lord Street from the junction with Preston Street not long after the tramway opened in the town in 1898. The Spire of St Peter's Church can be seen faintly in the distance, it was removed in 1904. The church in the centre is the Congregational Church which was demolished in 1936 to make way for a Marks and Spencer store. On the right the bell tower of the Co-operative Hall which stood on the corner of Kemp Street can be seen, Peacock's is now on this site. | National World
10. Historical Fleetwood
This was 1985 when the council allowed a man to knock down a chunk of the old Fleetwood barracks wall at the back of Bramley Avenue | National World
12. Historical Fleetwood
Some of the Fleetwood residents enjoyed Lifeboat Day back in 1935 | National World