A view of Skegness reproduced from an engraving created in 1826. The image shows Skegness as little more than a mound on the beach.
Notice the bathing machines, the little boats on the sea and the sign-post.
Everyone would be interested to know the whereabouts of this little mound relative to the present-day Skegness, but as yet, I haven’t found the answer.
This little satire, written by Louis Syberkrop on 28th June, 1917, was... Read More »
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