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Kath - Postcards from the Past Cleethorpes - Part 1
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Happy Children at Cleethorpes circa 1910
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Here are my postcards of Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire covering the sea, beach and promenade areas with some comments about the scenes. Most of these cards are postmarked as June, July or August pointing to the popularity of Cleethorpes as a summer holiday resort. Some images were in use over many years so dating the scene can be difficult.
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Pier Gardens, Cleethorpes
A used postcard with stamp and date removed, probably early 1900s
The "Natives" on Cleethorpes Beach
A used postcard dated 21 Aug 1905
Donkeys still provide rides along the beach
The Revolving Tower
A used postcard dated 24 Jul 1907
There is a 1909 card of the same scene below
The crowded Promenade, Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 29 Aug 1907
The Dolphin Hotel and Promenade, Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 14 Jul 1908
The Revolving Tower
A used postcard dated 12 Jul 1909
There is a 1907 card of the same scene above
Titled "Don't you wish you were with us at Cleethorpes?"
A used postcard dated 27 Aug 1908
"Happy Children at Cleethorpes"
An unused postcard probably around 1910
The Pier and Pavilion, Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 22 Aug 1910
The only card I have showing the full length Pier
The Promenade, Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 20 Aug 1913
Showing the Helter-Skelter
"A Rough Sea"
A used postcard dated 24 Jul 1914
Cleethorpes Beach from the sea
An unused postcard probably from around the mid 1920s
The South Promenade
A used postcard with a missing date stamp
Probably from the 1920's
The "Leaking Boot" Statue, Kingsway Gardens, Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 3 Jul 1925
There is a 1967 postcard below showing the statue in a different setting
The Paddling Pool, Cleethorpes
An unused postcard dating probably from the late 1940s
The Pier and Gardens, Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 20 Jul 1952
There is a late 1960's view below
The Boating Lake, Cleethorpes
An unused postcard dating from the 1950s
The 1960's view below shows little change
The Pier and Promenade
A used postcard dated Aug 1957
The Leaking Boot, Kingsway Gardens
A used postcard dated 18 May 1967
There is a 1925 postcard above showing the statue in a different setting
The Promenade, Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 17 Jun 1964
Same scene as the 1957 card above
The Boating Lake, Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 19 Jun 1967
The 1950's view above shows little change
The Pier Gardens, Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 16 Sep 1967
Looking down away from the Pier, there is a 1950's view above
Ross Castle, Cleethorpes with the Pier in the background
A used postcard dated 17 Jul 1973
The Pier Approach, Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 4 Jun 1974
Cleethorpes from the Pier
A used postcard dated 12 Sep 1908
Kingsway and Gardens Cleethorpes
An unused postcard probably from around 1908
Kingsway Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 25 Aug 1909
The Slipway, Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 21 Jul 1913
Pier and Pavilion, Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 27 Jul 1913
Sea Road End, Cleethorpes
A used postcard dated 13 Jul 19150
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