And the ones pictured here are no different. Most have been completely demolished and replaced but there are a couple which remain, although unrecognisable to how they were originally.
Lewis’s – we’ll never forget that. It was such a prime seafront spot and the facade was unmistakable. The ABC cinema, Devonshire Road Hospital, boating pool – they are all memorable places.
1. Lost Landmarks
Lewis's was one of the most iconic Blackpool landmarks Photo: submit
2. Lost Landmarks
Devonshire Road Hospital opened in 1891 and was situated on a prominent site on the corner of Devonshire Road and Talbot Road. It was later named Devonshire Road Infectious Diseases Hospital and was eventually demolished in 2007 Photo: Blackpool Gazette
3. Lost Landmarks
The ABC Cinema which was eventually replaced by The Syndicate Nightclub. The site was demolished in 2015 and is now a car park Photo: Bill Johnson
4. Lost Landmarks
Blackpool North Railway Station, Dickson Road Entrance, 1960 Photo: staff
5. Lost Landmarks
This was Devonshire Road School in the 1950's. It was pulled down 14 years ago after a fire and a new, modern school was rebuilt Photo: staff
6. Lost Landmarks
A gallery about lost landmarks in Blackpool wouldn't be complete without Derby Baths Photo: UGC