EPW038746 ENGLAND (1932). The town centre, Poulton-le-Fylde, 1932

We get the bus home from here.

1st World War Memorial. Erected 1921.

Original route of railway to Blackpool from the old Poulton station on Station Road, via the notorious 'Poulton Curve.'

Breck Road

Blackpool Old Road

Poulton no.3 signalbox

Bowling Green

Poulton Railway Station Following a fatal derailment in 1893, the line was straightened and the station relocated from station Road to its current location on Breck Road.

The Auction Mart The landlord of the Golden Ball, Tom Lockwood, established the Auctions in the former pub garden in 1897.

Congrational Chapel

Houses now on Rutland Avenue

Higher Green

Station Road

William Deacon Bank

Bay Horse Inn

Richards Ironmongers

Sheaf Street School (The National School) Playground

Wheatsheaf Inn

War Memorial in Queens Square

Conservative Club Formerly The Ship Inn, 1928 became the Con Club

Cyclists Rest

Methodist Chapel

St Chad's Church Hall

Parkinson Tomlinson Mill

Queens Hotel

Queens Brewery

Thatched House Pub

Poulton Curve Railway Station

The Golden Ball public house. As local schoolboys we had a different name for it!

Railway to Fleetwood.

Railway to Blackpool.

This is St.Chad's church. Though the tower dates from the mid seventeenth century, it is known a church was here in 1094. The saint who this is dedicated to was a seventh century Bishop of Mercia so it is possible there was a church here from that time.