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Blackpool has been a traditional family resort since Victorian times. But while it keeps hold of its trams, tower and piers, it has also grown to become a modern resort with all the latest attractions and World Class shows...and Blackpool Hotels are some of the finest in the country!
Whether you want a short break with the family, a trip to the theatre or prefer a meal with fine wine in a classy restaurant, Blackpool will have you coming back for more.
In The Heyday of Blackpool's Trams, Steve Palmer captures the essence of this iconic seaside transport. Blackpools trams were much more than just cheap transport for the towns workforce, they were an institution every bit as important to the tourism trade as the Tower or Piers.
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This new full colour street map extends from the Blackpool coastline in the west to Cleveleys and Thornton in the north, Poulton-Le-Fylde and Junction 4 on the M55 in the east and Blackpool Airport in the south.
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Thumb your way through Phil Hollands magical Memories of Blackpool which contains images of a Blackpool long lost.
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Barry McLoughlin takes a historic look at the trains and railways of Blackpool. At the height of the Industrial era, trains were used to ferry thousands of mill workers from towns such as Bolton, Burnley and Blackburn to spend a magical holiday.
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On a momentous weekend in Blackpool, the redoubtable Ginger Harrison and his dopey mate, Sticky Albright, cross swords with a formidable landlady in Mrs Moakler and collect a couple of girlfriends along the way before Ginger scales the 518 foot Blackpool Tower on a dare.
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