I think it could be the Queens as well, but well before my time!

Yes, the Glass dome from the Queens.

What was it's official title?

Thought it was an easy one... "The Queens Palace" This was before the big fire when the dome collapsed. All the bricks used to build it were maufactured at Rhyl Here's the full postcard




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Great picture!
I'll be feeling decidedly underdressed next time I promenade

What about this one?





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I know this one
I'll leave it to other to guess though.

Thankfully this scene remains largely unchanged to this day.

could it be the botanical or coronation gardens

You can take a lad out of Rhyl, but you can't take Rhyl out of the lad.

Right now I'm gonna get serious

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Give us a clue please............................this one looks like its pre war when you were a middle aged man and the likes of me and mike werent even thought of
did i say middle aged i meant to say younger

got a feeling thats somewhere round the brighton road area im sure ive seen the houses on the right

No clues....

But I,ve put this on just to show that Liverpool and Man U arn't the only ones to win trophies (This is courtesey of "Old Rhyl" by Trefor Thompson)



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Rhyl’s Football team return home to a rapturous welcome after winning the Welsh Senior Cup in April 1952, when they beat Merthyr Town 4-3 in the final at Cardiff. Rhyl held on to the Trophy the following year also when they beat Chester 2-1 at Bangor. Their successes at this time also included becoming Cheshire County League champions in 1948 and 1951, and runners up in 1949, 1950, 1952.The Cheshire League Challenge Cup also went to Rhyl in 1949 and 1952.

Doesn't it make you want to throw your cap in the air?

Those were the days jumpers for goal posts, heavy leather ball etc try this for a laugh http://www.mousebreaker.com/games/jumpersforgoalposts

Kinmel st. on the junction of Elwy st.

welcome Anthony

Do you think that there were apples and pears growing in those trees, and all the horses wore nappies.