Queens Square Gallery
The War Memorial was relocated to its current location in Market Place. 
Queens Square in 1965. The congregation at the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel moved to their new church on Queensway in 1965 and this chapel was demolished in 1966. The site is now occupied by Poulton Dry Cleaning Centre. 
Queens Square in the 1960s 
This building was the Poulton-le-Fylde UDC Luncheon Club. The building is now occupied by The Mortgage Factory. 
Demolition of the Poulton Laundry site on Queen’s Square in the 1950s. 
Queens Square C1950 before the demolition of the Poulton Laundry. 
The Poulton Laundry is now replaced by China Red Restaurant. 
A Gala Day gathering at the War Memorial. 
Travelling in style to the War Memorial in Queens Square. 
An unfortunate mishap in June 1933 at the junction between Queens Square and Higher Green. 
An unfortunate mishap in June 1933 at the junction between Queens Square and Higher Green. 
An extract of Queen’s Square from the 1932 25″ Ordnance Survey. The War Memorial for the First World War is shown. 
Armistice day service in the 1920s. 
The reverse of the 1906 postcard. Published by a firm in Leeds and printed in Germany; to be sent to a lady in Lytham. 
A tinted postcard from 1906 of Queens Square. 
An old photograph of Queens Square with the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel to the right. 
A view of Queens Square C1900 with Chapel Street turning off to the left. 
Queens Square as it looked C1900 
An extract of Queen’s Square from the 1892 25″ Ordnance Survey.
