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Skegness in Pictures

Format: Paperback

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From humble origins as a small farming and fishing village, Skegness has developed into arguably the premier holiday resort on the east coast of England. Largely using the photographic archives of the Skegness Standard - the main local newspaper - Skegness Past traces the history of the resort and the surrounding area from the end of the 19th century through to the year 2000. The photographs illustrate a fascinating story - including high points, such as the coming of the railway, the development of the town's foreshore, and the impact of famous entrepreneur Billy Butlin, and low points such as the tragic 1953 East Coast Floods. Many readers will be able to see pictures of their ancestors - or even spot themselves when they were younger!

Genre: History, Europe
Format: Paperback
Published: 2007
Pages: 120
Publisher: Skegness Standard
ISBN: 9781845471439

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