Two rare photographs of Butlins Amusements on North Parade, Skegness.
The pictures were taken in 1928 when Billy Butlin’s Pleasureland occupied the site where Lindis Court is today.
The original photographer was not credited.
Source: Skegness News 20th June 1928
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