Search Currently displaying: 87 results You've searched for:Theme: "Fun in the Bay" xlocation: "Morecambe" x Search term Filter by Type catalogue_item (81)story (6)Filter by Theme Defending the Bay (1)Second World War (1)Working in the Bay (58)Fishing (29)Ports, docks and canals (1)Rescue services and safety at sea (2)Tourism (18)Women's lives (15)Filter by Location Arnside and Silverdale (2)Barrow-in-Furness (1)Bolton-le-Sands (1)Fleetwood (1)Grange-over-Sands (4)Heysham (6)Lancaster (2)Sunderland Point (1)Ulverston (1)Walney Island (1)Warton (1)Filter by Format Documents (4)Book (2)Manuscript (1)Other research (1)Images (67)Photograph (67)Multimedia (10)Oral history (9)Filter by Century 19th (4)20th (58)21st (21) Sort by: RelevanceTitleOldestNewest Oral history interview with Evelyn Archer (nee Moreland), founder member of the Winter Gardens Trust and was pivotal in saving the Winter Gardens Theatre Oral history interview David Hodgson. Growing up in Morecambe in 1950s. Lovelies vs Loonies Lovelies Before the Miss Great Britain competition rounds, 12 ‘Aqua-Lovelies’ would adorn the poolside of Morecambe’s Super Swimming Stadium and put on ... Photograph of Charlie Overett with Don Morris(?) Photograph showing Morecambe Super Swimming Stadium Photograph of Charlie Overett with a group of other swimmers at Morecambe Super Swimming Stadium Photograph of Charlie Overett and two diving stars at Morecambe Super Swimming Stadium Photograph of diving boards at Morecambe Super Swimming Stadium Photograph of the pool at Morecambe Super Swimming Stadium. Photograph of Charlie Overett on the diving boards at Morecambe Super Swimming Stadium Photograph of Charlie Overett on the diving boards at Morecambe Super Swimming Stadium 2 Photograph of Charlie Overett and a diver on the high diving board Photograph of Charlie Overett jumping off the high diving board Photograph of Charlie Overett and Swede Gibson Letter to Charlie Overett from Gerald Forsberg Summary of interview with Charlie Overett, member of Aqua Loonies diving troupe at Morecambe Super Swimming Stadium Oral history interview with Ginny Marshall, a lifeguard in Morecambe Super Swimming Stadium Oral history interview with Charlie Overett, member of Aqua Loonies diving troupe Born into a family of butchers Ninety-one-year-old Richard ‘Rex’ Lancaster had an idyllic childhood in Grange. In shorts and vest his six-to-eight-week summer holidays were spent ... Photo of James Baxter & Son fish shop front in Morecambe. Photo of shop front sign at Baxter's fish shop giving details of opening hours and indicating that they are specialists in supplying Morecambe Bay potted shrimps. Photo of Baxter's fish shop interior showing the cash till, the serving counter, a chalk board listing items for sale and various photos on the wall. Photo of newspaper article entitled Pots of pleasure by post. Photo of newspaper article entitled Peeled in the pink with pride PAGE: 1234Next >