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A visit to Fleetwood Museum is a fascinating, family-friendly journey through time. Explore the town’s heritage from its Victorian origins, world renowned fishing industry and home of the famous Fisherman’s Friend lozenges, to the present day.
You are invited to join one of the free monthly heritage walks. Fascinating topics for 2022 include the Victoria town, deep sea fishing, and the military. All walks are led by local historian and Fleetwood Museum Trustee, Dick Gillingham.
Places are strictly limited and much be pre-booked. Call 01253 876 621.
Walks are free but voluntary donations are welcome.
Please wear flat soled shoes and bring a drink.
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Free
Donations welcome
Pre booking required
Partner of Visit Lancashire 2018M55 (J3). Take A585 to Fleetwood, and follow the brown signs to the museum. The museum overlooks the River Wyre. Free on street parking is available outside the museum and the nearest pay and display car park is accessible from Custom House Lane, to the rear of the museum. FY7 6BY.
Railway - nearest railway station is Preston - then bus number 75 to Fleetwood.
Local bus and tram routes
Bus No. 1 - Blackpool Squire's Gate to Fleetwood. Alight at Albert Square.
Bus No. 14 - Blackpool to Fleetwood via Layton and Carleton. Alight at Albert Square.
Bus No. 24 - Poulton-Le-Fylde and Cleveleys to Fleetwood via Arundel Drive, Carleton and Hillylaid Road, Thornton. Alight at Fleetwood Ferry.
Bus No. 75 - Preston Railway Station to Fleetwood via Riversway Preston, Newton, Kirkham, Weeton, Singleton, Poulton-Le-Fylde, Thornton Centre, Cleveleys and Thornton Pheasant's Wood. Alight at Albert Square.
Tram - Blackpool Squires Gate to Fleetwood. Alight at Victoria Street.
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Fleetwood Museum, FleetwoodTake a trip back in time around Fleetwood – Victorian new town, holiday resort, once a thriving cargo, fishing and passenger hub. Make Fleetwood Museum your first port of call to find out how one man’s dream created a community with a fascinating past and a vibrant present.
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