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	Blackpool - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Blackpool Central, close to the Tower, was closed in 1964, whilst Blackpool North was largely demolished and rebuilt as a smaller facility.
		Blackpool is also recognised as the hometown of the rock band Jethro Tull and is WWE wrestler William Regal.
		Blackpool Illuminations in September and October, consisting of a series of lighted displays and collages arranged along the entire length of the sea front (11 km/7 miles), attract many visitors at a time when other resorts' holiday seasons have ended.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Blackpool (1423 words)

	Blackpool football - Encyclopedia: England v Hungary (1953)
		Blackpool Football Club, Everything you need to find on Blackpool FC on the internet, fixtures, fan sites, betting, club news.
		Blackpool golf, cricket, football, soccer, baseball, basketball, archery, bowls and other sports clubs.
		Blackpool Football Club is an English professional football club.
	topadsense.com /t/blackpool-football.html (279 words)

	Tourism
		For those in the industrial north, there were Blackpool (Lancashire) and Scarborough (Yorkshire).
		The combination of short holiday periods, travel facilities and distances meant that the first holiday resorts to develop in Britain were towns on the seaside, situated as close as possible to the growing industrial connurbations.
		For those in the Midlands, there was Weston Super Mare, for those in London there were Southend on Sea, Broadstairs, Brighton, Eastbourne, and a whole collection of other lesser known places.
	www.artzia.com /tourism (1615 words)

	BLACKPOOL - Online Information article about BLACKPOOL
		BOROUGH (A.S. nominative burh, dative byrig, which produces some of the place-names ending in bury, a sheltered or fortified place, the camp of refuge of a tribe, the stronghold of a chieftain; cf.
		borough and seaside resort in the Blackpool See also:
		Liverpool, served by the Lancashire and See also:
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /BER_BLA/BLACKPOOL.html (305 words)

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		Born in 1963 in Blackpool, Lancashire, England, David Thewlis was cast in the role of Remus J. Lupin for PA/f.
		Tena's life and career can be found at: and
		Thewlis's life and career can be found at:
	www.hp-lexicon.org /muggle/encyc/muggle-t.html (840 words)

	Blackpool - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Blackpool Central, close to the Tower, was closed in 1964, whilst Blackpool North was largely demolished and rebuilt as a smaller facility.
		Blackpool Tower, built in May 1894, is a 518-foot-tall copy of the Eiffel Tower.
		Blackpool Airport operates regular charter and scheduled flights.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Blackpool (1413 words)

	Blackpool - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Blackpool Central, close to the Tower, was closed in 1964, whilst Blackpool North was largely demolished and rebuilt as a smaller facility.
		Blackpool is a seaside town in England, on the coast of the Irish Sea.
		Blackpool Illuminations in September and October, consisting of a series of lighted displays and collages arranged along the entire length of the sea front (11 km/7 miles), attract many visitors at a time when other resorts' holiday seasons have ended.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Blackpool (1413 words)

	Blackpool (television) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Blackpool is a British television drama serial, produced in-house by the BBC and screened on their BBC One channel in six one-hour episodes on Thursday nights at 9pm from November 11 to December 16, 2004.
		It was renamed Viva Blackpool for transmission on BBC America in 2005.
		This latter device is strongly reminiscent of the style of esteemed television playwright Dennis Potter, who used it in several of his famous productions such as Pennies from Heaven (1978) and The Singing Detective (1986).
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Blackpool_%28television%29 (400 words)

	Blackpool - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Blackpool Central, close to the Tower, was closed in 1964, whilst Blackpool North was largely demolished and rebuilt as a smaller facility.
		Blackpool Illuminations in September and October, consisting of a series of lighted displays and collages arranged along the entire length of the sea front (11 km/7 miles), attract many visitors at a time when other resorts' holiday seasons have ended.
		Blackpool Airport operates regular charter and scheduled flights.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Blackpool (1310 words)

	Blackpool tramway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Blackpool is notable today as one of the only three surviving non-heritage tramways to use double-deck trams, the others being in Hong Kong and Alexandria; they are, however, outnumbered by single-deck trams.
		The Blackpool tramway is the only surviving first-generation tramway in Britain; dating from 1885, it is also one of the oldest electric tramways in the world.
		The oldest part of the tramway, along Blackpool Promenade, was opened in 1885, originally using conduit collection.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Blackpool_tramway (1310 words)

	Blackpool Airport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Blackpool (Squires Gate) Airport (IATA: BLK, ICAO: EGNH) is a small international airport, 5 km south of Blackpool, Lancashire in north west England.
		By 1949, the airfield was placed in the hands of the Ministry of Aviation and renamed Blackpool Airport.
		In 2005, Jet2.com became the first major low cost airline to base an aircraft at Blackpool Airport.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Blackpool_Airport (309 words)

	Blackpool Tower - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Blackpool, with its long beaches, is the largest holiday centre in the north of England; Blackpool Tower and the Golden Mile are among the most...
		Blackpool Tower, wrought-iron structure and major tourist attraction in Blackpool, Lancashire.
		Blackpool Tower was completed in 1894, and its design...
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Blackpool_Tower.html (116 words)

	Blackpool Tower
		Blackpool Tower was inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris, which was built for the 1889 International Exposition.
		Blackpool Tower Circus has often been described as 'the word's most beautiful circus building' and when you visit you'll see that this is very true.
		The Blackpool Tower Company was formed in February 1891.
	www.charliecairoli.com /blackpool_tower.htm (3670 words)

	Blackpool travel guide - Wikitravel
		Blackpool is a seaside resort town in North West of England.
		Blackpool North is the main station but for a day trip to the Pleasure Beach, change at Kirkham and take the Blackpool South line; the last station before Blackpool South is the Pleasure Beach.
		The closest ferries from Blackpool are Fleetwood to Larne and Heysham (near Morecambe) to Douglas (Isle of Man) and Belfast, operating in Summer only.
	wikitravel.org /en/Blackpool (389 words)

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		Blackpool Tower was copied from the Eiffel Tower in Paris and was originally going to be called the Blackpool Eiffel Tower.
		For the first thirty years of its life, the Tower was never painted properly and the resulting corrosion led to its demolition being contemplated.
		Blackpool Tower is lit by 10,000 bulbs during the resort's illuminations, which makes it
	www.great-towers.com /eng/towers/blackpoolhtml.htm (309 words)

	Blackpool Tower
		Blackpool's famous tower was built at a time when many English resorts were building towers.
		Although only half the size of the Parisian tower at 519 feet, Blackpool Tower dominates the skyline.
		The Tower was built over the site of an aquarium which continued to be open during construction until the Tower itself was finished, upon which the original buildings were demolished and the present one built around the legs of the Tower.
	www.allanburke.freeserve.co.uk /tower/tower.htm (488 words)

	Blackpool - Seaside Resorts in Lancashire and the Fylde Coast
		Blackpool's most notable landmark is the Tower, which celebrated its centenary in 1995, for which event it was painted gold.
		Blackpool has long been a seaside venue for people of the North West of England as well as the working classes of the industrial Midlands.
		All the usual seaside facilities can be found at Blackpool, from candy-floss, burger bars, and the speciality Blackpool Rock, which you can watch being made on the seafront.
	www.manchester2002-uk.com /daytrips/seaside1.html (347 words)

	Blackpool - Europe's largest seaside resort includes theTower, Pleasure Beach, and Illuminations
		Squires Gate is the southern boundary of Blackpool, separating it from Lytham and St Annes, The name actually derives from the gate that once divided land in the ownership of Squire Cifton of Lytham from the invading hordes of Blackpool.
		Normoss is on the eastern fringe of Blackpool, near the border with Staining and Poulton.
		This windmil is a memorial to Alan Clarke author, poet and historian who died in 1935 and was given to Blackpool Council by Cornelious Bagot to be kept as a monument for all he did to put Blackpool on the map.
	www.fredmoor.com /thefylde/bfylde.htm (1739 words)

	Mighty Mouse serial opera toon Ralph Bakshi cocaine Atari Nickelodeon United States Air Force USAF interceptor aircraft
		Mighty Mouse was not extraordinarily popular, but he did become a cultural icon after Paul Terry sold the Terrytoon cartoon library to broadcast television.
		Mighty Mouse cartoons became a staple of children's TV programming for a period of over thirty years, from the 1950s through the 1980s.
		Mighty Mouse hasn't been seen since Marvel Comics's 10-issue comic book series in 1990 and 1991 except for a "the power of chesse" TV commercial and an arcade game by Atari, but that's going to change soon.
	en.powerwissen.com /UX%7C%7CSL%7C%7CAAFKvwEdryPC6ougnrQ%3D%3D_Mighty_Mouse.html (781 words)

	Mighty Blackpool vs. East End Lions - Andrew Masuba - Sierra Leone Web
		Mighty Blackpool, with a two-goal lead, appeared confident as the 4-4-2 system seemed to be paying dividends.
		Blackpool is now at the top of the league table with 16 points and 1 remaining match.
		Mighty Blackpool, with two-goal lead, dominated play as the first half came to an end.
	www.sierra-leone.org /sports072201.html (609 words)

	blackpool
		Blackpool is a seaside town in Lancashire, England, on the coast of the Irish Sea.
		Blackpool Tower, built in May 1894, is a 518-foot-tall copy of the Eiffel Tower.
		Blackpool is notable as the home of sports car manufacturer TVR and the original site of Jaguar Cars.
	www.fact-library.com /blackpool.html (450 words)

	UK-Tourist-Info.com: Blackpool, England book tickets online opening times, getting here
		Blackpool wouldn't be the same without its trams, they arent just a tourist attraction, but are also used by the local people when the Illuminations are lit spotting the light adorned trams is a favourite pastime.
		Blackpool was the first town in the country during the Victorian times to have electricity.
		The trams are bedecked in lights and the tower of course is dazzling with lights and lazer beams sweeping across the town.
	www.uk-tourist-info.com /england/blackpool (406 words)

	Mighty Blackpool - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mighty Blackpool is a Sierra Leonean football club from the city of Freetown.
		It was founded in 1923 under the name Socro United and has also been known as Bame F.C. edit]
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mighty_Blackpool (82 words)

	Blackpool , England Vacation Information, Blackpool , England Vacation Information
		Blackpool is a seaside town in England, on the coast of the Irish Sea.
		Blackpool Central, close to the Blackpool Tower, was closed in 1964, whilst Blackpool North was largely demolished and rebuilt as a smaller facility.
		If you are planning a trip to Blackpool, England you may need a vacation guide so you will know where the popular attractions are and where the best hotels are for your family to stay while in Blackpool, England and where the best restaurants are in Blackpool, England.
	www.photographypros.com /vacations/blackpool.php (82 words)

	Blackpool Page
		Blackpool can hardly be called one of the busiest or most interesting airports in the UK, although it does have quite a sizeable flying training and GA population, and there should be something to catch your attention during a short stop.
		Unfortunately, Blackpool is not very helpful for getting photos of anything that's here - for one thing the layout means that most aircraft will be parked behind hangars or various other obstructions, and the other is that you're generally facing into the sun from almost all the possible locations anyway.
		Probably the best photographic opportunities here can be found at the crash gate located at the end of a lane around from the Blackpool Air Centre.
	hawkseye.bravepages.com /uk/blk/blk.htm (518 words)

	Blackpool Flying
		blackpool, lytham st annes, thornton, fleetwood, poulton-le-fylde, preesall, and others...
	www.locallife.co.uk /blackpool/flying3.asp (10 words)

	Blackpool2.htm
		In 1984, I made a fleeting visit to Blackpool, whilst staying with relatives in Hull, on England's east coast.
		Nevertheless, here are some memories of Blackpool, England, taken in March 1984.
		Blackpool double-deck 'Balloon' tram 716 in Hopton Road on the approach to the Depot.
	www.geocities.com /CapeCanaveral/Hangar/1602/Blackpool2.htm (10 words)

	History of Light Rail
		However many tramways have been steadily upgraded over the years to run on segregated alignments and form the basis of a substantial network of electric light railways that are an important part of the well-patronised public transport system.
		The origin of the tramway can be traced back to the plateways used in mines and quarries to ease the passage of horse-drawn wagons, but the first street tramway in a city was the New York and Harlem line of 1832, coining the American term still used today, street railway.
		A handful of tramway systems survived in North American cities, though many believed that bus replacement was just a matter of time, and in many locations elsewhere around the world tramway modernisation had come to a stop as the economics of mass production disappeared from the tramway supply market.
	www.lrta.org /mrthistory.html (10 words)

	Tramway - Tram Fleet
		This tram was placed in service in 1934 and was donated to the Tramway Museum Society after the closure of the mine on which it ran.
		On display in the Exhibition Hall Derby 1 dates from 1903 and was used for crew training prior to the opening of the electrified system in Derby where it ran for 30 years.
		46 was one of twelve single decker trams purchased for the opening of the electric tramways.
	www.tramway.co.uk /smx/cms/tramfleet (10 words)

	Blackpool trams a history of the Blackpool trams
		Blackpool Corporation took over the Blackpool and Fleetwood Tramroad Company in 1920 and the system thus gained another eight route miles of track (with six on private reservation), two depots in Fleetwood and one in Bispham.
		Blackpool Borough Council transferred the operation of the tramway and buses to Blackpool Transport Services Limited in 1986 but still owns and maintains the tramway tracks.
		The Blackpool Electric Tramway Company operated the line until 1892 when it was taken over by Blackpool Corporation after expiry of the lease.
	www.octaviaguesthouse.co.uk /trams.htm (10 words)

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