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.
13. Historical Fleetwood
Margaret Pater and friends on the beach next to Fleetwood Pier in 1934 | National World
16. Historical Fleetwood
Flag Street lived up to it's reputation in 1953 when a street party was held to celebrate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. Sadly Flag Street has since been levelled and is now part of the Albert Street car park | National World
17. Historical Fleetwood
An essential requirement for most seaside towns 100 years ago was a pier - here is Fleetwood Pier in the early 20th century. Unlike most seaside piers, there was no charge to go on Fleetwood's, which had arcades and shops at the entrance and usually a pierrot or singing troupe for afternoon entertainment | National World
18. Histrorical Fleetwood
Passengers leave Mona Isle - the Isle of Man ferry | National World