Euston Arch, London, the demolition of which kicked The Victorian Society into life. Thanks to a continued campaign the Arch may yet rise again.

Celebrating 50 years of the Victorian Society, ‘Saving A Century’ is a newly opened exhibition at the Blackpool Winter Gardens showing images from around the country of the best Victorian and Edwardian buildings, structures and environments that the Victorian Society has campaigned to save. Open until 30 June, the exhibition has been guest curated by Gavin Stamp and illustrates using archive material the Society’s success in changing public attitudes towards the architecture of the nineteenth century, but also some of its failures. Amongst many others, St Pancras, Liverpool’s Albert Dock, the Foreign Office and the much-regretted Euston Arch will be on display. The exhibition demonstrates the Society’s continued importance to heritage in the twenty-first century.

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Mount Felix, Walton on Thames, Surrey

The Albert Dock, Liverpool

Birmingham Terminus of the London & Birmingham Railway, now offices.

‘Saving A Century’ is on at Floral Hall, Blackpool Winter Gardens, Church Street, Blackpool, FY1 1HW until 30 June. The exhibition is open daily from 11am until 3pm and is free to enter.