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Does anybody remember a Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs display in Skeggy in the 70s? You went down some steps to get to it, and there must have been UV lighting because I remember being a small child and laughing because my white socks glowed in the lighting.
It was in the time of problems with rowdy gangs (probably punks or mods or something on a Bank Holiday) My Mum and me went down there, and the lady in charge locked the door and locked us in until the gang had passed.
I can’t remember whereabouts in Skegness it was though.
Don’t know about Snow White, Jayne, but got a pic of the Bank Holiday Riots 1969 http://skegnesshistory.com/2009/10/bank-holiday-riots-skegness/