Plaza Cinema, Port Talbot
The cinema opened in 1940 and has the typical appereance of Art Deco Odeons of the same era despite being fully independant. Some people claim
St David’s Hotel, Harlech
St. Davids Hotel was an Edwardian Era hotel in Harlech, Wales. The building was located on the A496, adjacent to Theatr Harlech (formerly called Theatr
The Slipper Baths, Bristol
Bristol South Swimming Baths opened in the 1930’s and are located in the south of Dame Emily Park. It still operatates as a council run
Bristol Ice Rink, Bristol
Bristol Ice Rink opened as part of a huge Mecca entertainment complex in the 60’s known as the ‘New Bristol Centre’. At the time it
Horncliffe Mansion, Rossendale
Not much is known about this site anyway, it was built around the 17th century and has had various uses through the years from care
Birnbeck Pier, Weston Super Mare
Birnbeck Pier is perhaps better know as the ‘other pier in Weston’ – tucked away to the north of the town it sits forlorn and
Odeon Cinema, Bradford
Visited in late January – A brief bit of history taken from the Bradford Odeon Rescue Group: Its beginnings in September 1930 as the New
Whitworth Baths, Manchester
The Whitworth Baths are located in the Ardwick area of Manchester. They opened in 1890 but I have no idea when they closed! I cannot
Dave & Busters Bristol
Dave & Busters was the greatest place on earth. Till it closed. Having worked there from 1998 to 2000 I have very fond memories. These
Ashton Plaza Cinema
An iconic building on the busy North Street of Bedminster, Bristol. The Ashton Plaza cinema as it was know was built and opened in 1914.