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| The centre of Heysham village. Some of the cottages date back to the 17th Century. |
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| This building was originally alongside the entrance to the Heysham Head Amusement Park. Opened in 1923 and owned by Septimus Wray, who hailed from Ilkley in Yorkshire, the park had a zoo, a rose garden, swings and rides, and an open air theatre. With attendances declining the park was sold in 1964 to a development company. It was demolished in the 1970s and nothing remains of it today. |
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| Sunday lunch time in Heysham village and the Main Street, looking toward the shore, is deserted. Note 'The Spirit of Heysham' sculpture on the wall. |
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| Heysham Village Antiques |
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| Another view of the Main Street in Heysham village. |
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| Anyone want to rent a cottage, or a flat? |
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| The Tea Rooms in the village. |
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| Village pub, The Royal. I later adjourned to it and sampled a beer! |
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| One of several attractive cottages in the village. |
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| Colourful display at the entrance to St. Peter's Church. |
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