By Skegness Magazine on December 8th, 2008
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The Coastguard Station situated at Gibraltar Point, about four miles from Skegness, went under the hammer... Read More »
Retired Skegness estate agent Mr George Ball, in 1968, explained for the first time the meaning of... Read More »
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Town gears up for visit from yellow bikini Mallet MABLETHORPE is gearing up for... Read More »
Are you thinking ‘Green’ to protect our planet? If not, why not? EAST Lindsey residents are... Read More »
“Empty-Headed Girls” Condemnation by Skegness College Headmistress A thought-provoking article appeared... Read More »
Wainfleet Magdalen College School Party, 1928. Click on the images to enlarge. Read More »
The two Skegness Lodges of the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes erected a new Club and Institute... Read More »
Is there a spelling mistake on the Skegness Clock Tower, which has gone un-noticed... Read More »
Source: Skegness Standard 13th October 1995 Photo: Lincolnshire Standard Group Snip... Read More »
An animal fed by Mr. Bert Parrott, of the Lion Hotel, Skegness, scored heavily at Mr. Geo. F. Ball’s... Read More »
Source: Skegness Herald 6th June 1882 Skegness Lodging House Keeper in Trouble Read More »
Source: Skegness Standard 1963 BELIEVED to be the oldest native of Skegness living in the town,... Read More »
A HEFTY fine has been dished out to the Village Oven bakery in Bilsby... Read More »
Old Skegness Sea View Hotel turned into flats The Housing Question Flats for Skegness At Spilsby... Read More »
Source: Skegness Standard 21st February 1997 A right royal gift There is a regal feel... Read More »
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