Blackpool Tapestries

The Lobster Pot was one of Blackpool's finest restaurants for decades and was alleged to be haunted. Ghosts aside, the restaurant was famous for its seafood with a menu that wasn't your typical English seaside fare. Upscale dishes like lobster thermidor and potted shrimps would be served with a pot of tea and a plate of buttered bread. The establishment was popular with locals and tourists alike, with many folks making a point to stop by Blackpool just for a chance to dine at The Lobster Pot before continuing on with their travels.

Blackpool central pier

Blackpool Tower England Gift

The iconic vintage double-decker balloon tram, found running on the Blackpool Tramway in North-West England.

Blackpool vintage seaside poster with a seagull.

BLACKPOOL COMBAT CLUB

Blackpool, Lancashire, on the north west coast of England, on a stormy day. The Irish Sea pounds against the Pier and the beach. Camera: Canon EOS 20D !https://ih1.redbubble.net/image.608730088.2957/tb,220x200,flat-pad,220x200,ffffff.2.jpg!

The best of Blackpool in one design.

Blackpool-Rollercoaster

Blackpool Pier

Vintage British Travel Poster: Blackpool, the Gorgeous Sights

Vintage travel poster

Blackpool-Pier view

Blackpool-Pleasure Beach station

Blackpool-Kiosk2

Blackpool has been famous for many years for it's illuminations and it's cheap and cheerful seaside fun, but recently it has become the home of some of the best graffiti artworks in the UK. Every summer, for the last 3 years there is a festival called Sun, sea, sand and spray where famous graffiti artists are invited from around UK and Europe to come and paint their artwork in various locations around the town. They paint on the sides of old buildings, on the walls of open air carparks and on specially placed canvasses and the work is so good it attracts visitors from far and wide. I made this "postcard" up from parts of 8 or 9 different works, but there are many more to explore in the town. Created in Photoshop CC and Topaz, with adde...

Blackpool Tower and Red Arrows, UK

Vintage British Travel Poster: Blackpool via the Midland Railway

Blackpool-View from the pier

I Love Blackpool Vintage Tram Seaside Lancashire

An original London, Midland & Scottish Railway (LMS) poster for Blackpool, detailing the amusements that can be enjoyed there, over a view of the town, 1923-1947. - Please Note: These are old posters which means they were not always printed straight and level so please don't be surprised to see some slight angle differences around the edges of the adverts or some slight imperfections in the images. -

I Love Blackpool Vintage Tram Seaside Lancashire

Autumnal/late summer in one of the most popular north west resorts of England. It now has the reputation of lager louts, tackey stag/hen nights, and cheap hols. This is my attempt to show what made Blackpool the premier resort in times gone by................ Please tell me what you think? Olympus M500 DSLR

BlackPool / Tribute design to England's most, er, glamorous town :o

Blackpool Boat Tram, Crich, September 2021 An ex-Blackpool 'boat tram' in distinctive cream & green livery, running at Crich Tramway Museum (Derbyshire, England). The building in the background is the former Derby Assembly Rooms, now reconstructed at Crich. Date: 7th September 2021.

Blackpool Tower Portrait, May 2019 One of Britain’s best loved landmarks, Blackpool Tower opened in 1894, and this year celebrates its 125th anniversary. Inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the tower is 518 feet (158 metres) tall. It was designed by two Lancashire architects, James Maxwell and Charles Tuke, who, despite overseeing the laying of the foundation stone, sadly both died before the tower was completed. Over 3,500 tonnes of steel were used in its construction, along with 5 million Accrington bricks for the Tower buildings. The original admission charge was sixpence (6d), with a further 6d for the lift to the top, and another 6d for admission to the circus. No doubt you could get a fish & chip supper & a pint of beer with the...

Blackpool Tower Landscape, May 2019 One of Britain’s best loved landmarks, Blackpool Tower opened in 1894, and last year celebrated its 125th anniversary. Inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the tower is 518 feet (158 metres) tall. It was designed by two Lancashire architects, James Maxwell and Charles Tuke, who, despite overseeing the laying of the foundation stone, sadly both died before the tower was completed. Over 3,500 tonnes of steel were used in its construction, along with 5 million Accrington bricks for the Tower buildings. The original admission charge was sixpence (6d), with a further 6d for the lift to the top, and another 6d for admission to the circus. No doubt you could get a fish & chip supper & a pint of beer with th...

An original poster produced for British Railways (BR) London Midland Region (LMR), promoting Blackpool, showing a colourful stylised view of the seaside resort, 1955. - Please Note: These are old posters which means they were not always printed straight and level so please don't be surprised to see some slight angle differences around the edges of the adverts or some slight imperfections in the images. -

An Aerial photograph taken during the War in 1944 of Blackpool Squires Gate Airfield

Northern Soul Highland Room T-shirt and other merch

Jethro Tull are a British rock band formed in Blackpool, England, in 1967.

Blackpool

Taken looking over Blackpool Beach

Blackpool beach

Seagulls at Blackpool beach.

"Stop!",.. If you view the photo I uploaded after this one, you will find out what happened next,..