Cornish Riviera Lido & Cornwall Coliseum
Located at Carlyon Bay this leisure complex first opened in the 1930s and had several different names over the years
Located at Carlyon Bay this leisure complex first opened in the 1930s and had several different names over the years
Caister was one of the early pioneer holiday camps and is still open today as a Haven caravan park
Explore the turbulent history of Stapleford House and its miniature railway
A look at the history of Alton Towers from the 1920s until the 1970s, before it became a major theme park
The fascinating story of Park Hall including Arena North and the Camelot Theme Park
The short-lived Britannia Park which closed after only 5 months
The story of what happened to the White City site in London after the famous exhibitions ended
Developed from one of the earliest holiday camps in the country, Pontins Hemsby enjoyed great success until closing in 2008
Dating from the 1930s the Wallis’s Cayton Bay holiday camp became one of the top resorts in the area
The Derbyshire Miners Holiday camp in Skegness enjoyed a popular 50-year run until closing in the 1980s
In 1972 Llechwedd Slate Caverns opened The Miners’s Tramway, Britain’s first public underground mine ride
The Rhyl monorail only ran for one year and then closed with huge debts
The first and only holiday camp to be built by the National Coal Board
History of the two Hudswell Clarke locos which started the Butlins miniature railways in the 1930s
History of the miniature railway at Blackpool Pleasure Beach which opened in 1933
This railway only operated for 7 years but the locomotives had quite a varied life
Kessingland Holiday Camp was a popular destination for nearly 50 years before it was demolished for housing
During the 1950s and 1960s Gwrych Castle was one of the top attractions in Wales
California-in-England, a 1930s pleasure park near Wokingham, later became a holiday camp and is now a public park