A exhibition depicting some of the residents and landscapes (old and new) of the area known locally as“ Revoe” in Blackpool.
Blackpool is undergoing a huge regeneration programme, the aim of which is to make the town ‘a world class resort destination that is a great place to visit, a better place to live’. It is important that we recognise Blackpool’s heritage. Blackpool was the world’s first working class seaside resort, and attracts millions of visitors a year. The unique, historical attractions such as: 
The Boarding Houses, Landladies, Trams, Railway, Tower, Pleasure Beach, Piers, Winter Gardens, The Grand, Promenade, and Illuminations to name but a few, are still a major part of Blackpool life. Many of these attractions fall within, cross, or are close to, the Revoe area of the town and are a rich part of Revoe’s individual cultural heritage.
Thursday, 13th November - Saturday, 6th December 2008
Photograph by Albert Eden 1894 © Blackpool Central Library
Brian © David Butterworth 2007
From left to right: Mrs Doris Johnson; Marion Hardman (hiding); Sarah Hardman (nee Barrow); Frank Swift; Florrie Steele (nee Dunderdale); Mrs Ginny Swift; Unknown; Eddie Rossall (Wheelchair); Mrs Frank Swift
