Source: Skegness Standard 26th October 1932
Photo: Charles Smyth
A description of the ‘Battle of Flowers’ carnival event in Skegness.
Charles Smyth was the first photographer in Skegness. He died in 1910 and is buried in St Clements Church yard.
Last Buses at the Depot The Stagecoach Bus Depot on Grosvenor Road, Skegness... Read More »
In 1958, the BBC Tested Skegness Signal Strength for TV Broadcast. TV DIRECT FROM SKEGNESS... Read More »
1973 A MEMBER of the Weight family, whose circus opened at the North Parade car park, Skegness, last week,... Read More »
Source: Skegness Standard 23rd October 1998 Photo: not credited An account of a Skegness... Read More »
Stolen Lady Churchill letter found after 15 years Found – after 15 years! A letter from Lady... Read More »
July 1985 CHESTERFIELD Aquarius night club’s well known host Tommy Tuft is returning to Skegness... Read More »
Source: Skegness News 1924 These two news paper articles from 1924 confirm that the circular area... Read More »
Skegness Steam Laundry Built on the site of an old Brick Pit on Roman Bank, Skegness, Fenland Laundry started... Read More »
Hand Tailored Garments The merits of hand tailoring and the advantages to the... Read More »
Source: Skegness Herald 1892 About 9 o’clock on Wednesday night a slight fire occurred in Lumley Road on the... Read More »
Leave a Reply