WE ARE RICH IN HERITAGE

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We’re very lucky that Wyre is steeped in history, reaching as far back as the Domesday Book of 1086. From the stocks and market cross in Poulton to the lighthouses in Fleetwood, there’s nowhere in Wyre that isn’t rich in history and stories.

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Discover Wyre’s historic hidden gems, whether its the glorious Victorian architecture in Fleetwood of Decimus Burton or the engineering splendour of the Grade II* Listed Marsh Mill a 70 foot tower mill. You are assured of a memorable visit.

Poulton-le-Fylde is an historic delight with a number of rare items of the past which date from the 17th and 18th Century. Discover the Market Cross, Fish Slab, Whipping Post and Stocks. See the beautiful St.Chad’s Church situated in the centre of town and famed for its crocus display.

Visitors won’t want to miss...

Heritage Open Days! In September every year, Wyre takes part in this national celebration and offers opportunity to visit historic attractions for free that are either not normally open to the public or usually charge an entry fee. Locals and tourists alike will find something to enjoy and it’s another great chance to position your business offer to enhance their visitor experience/

Unmissible in Thornton is the grade II* listed Marsh Mill is one of the best tower windmills in the UK with working machinery and offers a unique introduction to milling of a bygone age.

Visitors can admire the stunning Victorian architure of Decimus Burton all over Fleetwood, including the amazing Mount Pavilion, built on top of what was once a rabbit warren.