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Bailey's Hotel

Photograph at the Bailey's Hotel blue plaque

Bailey's Hotel The original building (one of Blackpool's earliest hotels) was erected circa 1776 by Lawrence Bailey a local farmer. Over the years it has been known as Bailey's Hotel, Rossall's Hotel, Dickson's Hotel and the Metropole. Unique in Blackpool's history, it is the only hotel situated on the seaward side of the tram tracks.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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