Step back in time and discover Fleetwood as it once was through a collection of fascinating archive photographs capturing the people, places and buildings that helped shape the town.
These images offer a glimpse into long-gone days when Fleetwood was a thriving fishing community and an important centre of industry. From the bustle of the fishing industry to the railway station and familiar local businesses such as Smiths Crisps, the photographs provide a window into a very different Fleetwood.
1. Historical Fleetwood
This summer scene depicts flower beds and the bowling greens in between the pier and the Marine Hall in the 1920s | National World
2. Historical Fleetwood
Jolly's Fish and Chip shop in Manor Road Fleetwood during the 1930s | submit
3. Historical Fleetwood
This snowy scene depicts houses in Welbeck Avenue leading up to the entrance to the Memorial Park | National World
4. Historical Fleetwood
Dock Street in Fleetwood in the late 19th or early 20th century. Prominent buildings include John Gibson Ship and Boat Builder (on the right) and next door is J Smyth Auctioneer and Valuer. The Fielden building is also prominent | submit
5. Historical Fleetwood
Looking across from the garage towards Cheerie Corner | National World
6. Historical Fleetwood
Knott End ferry and slipway 1950. Passengers arriving on the steam ferry across the Wyre estuary from Fleetwood | National World