Poulton Le Fylde, The Cotton Trade Convalescent Home c.1955
Photo ref:
P105017
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On the extreme right is the house once occupied by Judge Parry, who wrote some charming children's books about Fleetwood. On the left are convalescent cotton mill workers; but as mills closed all over Lancashire, the building closed as a convalescent home and was bought by Wyre Borough Council to be their Civic Centre—it had served as a teacher training college.
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