EPW002070 ENGLAND (1920). North Shore, Blackpool, 1920

Cliffs hotel

This is NOT Uncle Tom's Cabin. See the pin at teh 5 O'Clock position below this one for Uncle Tom's Cabin.

The second Uncle Tom's Cabin. The original was on the opposite side of the road, on the cliff tops, ans was demolished after it stared to fall into the sea due to coastal erosion.

This is NOT the Miner's Home. It is The Imperial Hotel. The Miner's Home is in Bispham, located just south of Cavendish Road, heading North, you'll see it on your right before you get to the end of the Illuminations at Red Bank Road.

The Gynn Inn.

Savoy hotel

The location of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Opposite, on the cliff top, a lift was constructed which carried holiday makers down to the Boating Pool (still to be built at the time this photo was taken).

This garden area was later chosen as the location for the Derby Swimming Baths. It hosted many International swimming competitions and had, to me, a truly frightening high diving board. Sadly, it has now been demolished.

The Miner's Home.A converlescent home for injured miners and a well known tram stop.

Gynn Square