The People’s Palace
The People’s Palace These paragraphs were gleaned from local newspapers…
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mike Wilson, a dedicated local writer and historian, whose extensive research and passion for Bridlington’s history have significantly enriched this website. His tireless efforts to document and share the stories of our town have not only preserved our heritage but also fostered a greater awareness of the events that have shaped Bridlington over the years. Through his writings, Mike has brought to life the rich tapestry of our local Bridlington history, ensuring that both residents and visitors can appreciate the unique narratives that define our community. Thank you, Mike, for your invaluable contributions!
The People’s Palace These paragraphs were gleaned from local newspapers…
Unruly Behaviour Byelaw, 1963 New byelawAs a result of disturbances…
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Wold Newton Rock Over two centuries ago, the East Riding…
Where is the Treasure? Where is the treasure? On the…
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The York City & County Bank completed in 1899 The…
Bridlington Free Press Front Page News In the mid-1970s, the…
A Bridlington Schoolboy’s War Second Lieutenant Topham Becher Dabridgecourt Hough,…
A Royal Bridlington Visit By Queen Henrietta Maria Queen Street…
Mayoral Dinner, 9th September, 1932 A Mayoral Dinner was held…
John of Thwing It is truly disappointing that the town…
Harbour meeting, Bridlington Quay, 1808 At Bridlington-Quay, on 3rd November,…