Thank you for wanting to share this page with your friends on Facebook, I do hope they will get a smile from the items shared. Please click on the button below to share.

Thank you for wanting to share this page with your friends and family :) To share this on your MeWe page, all you need to do is click on the logo below. Thank you once again for sharing my page as I do hope it will bring joy to another.

As you can see on this photo, the colour area is an interesting and important part of history. As Minehead Butlin's is very big, there was many times when customers/guest or campers would get lost and frustrated to where they might be staying. To solve this issue, Butlins had designed a symbol system. This idea was a simple one where the village would be represented by this symbol. These were placed on the floor and on key cards at a later stage. You simply followed these symbols unit you had seen this on the side of the chalets. As you can see on this photo, this is one of them symbols. Evidence of the former system remains on the site in means of shadows and I believe on one of the Somerset Railway train simulations extensions.

As you can see on this photo, the colour area is an interesting and important part of history. As Minehead Butlin's is very big, there was many times when customers/guest or campers would get lost and frustrated to where they might be staying. To solve this issue, Butlins had designed a symbol system. This idea was a simple one where the village would be represented by this symbol. These were placed on the floor and on key cards at a later stage. You simply followed these symbols unit you had seen this on the side of the chalets. As you can see on this photo, this is one of them symbols. Evidence of the former system remains on the site in means of shadows and I believe on one of the Somerset Railway train simulations extensions.

width="253" height="180">

The colour area of this photo shows you Sunsplash swimming pool, which remains in todays Butlins (as of 2021)

This location has a lot of meaning to me as this was the place that I had visited every night to see the Whizzy World. In 1999, I had to help remove items from this location into the Quasar building. This is also the location of where my collection had started with that one single yellow cloth. (you can see that story here View my story of collecting memorabilia items ) The colour area of the photo is showing a lamp post. If you look closer, you will see that its not on the edge and further into the grass area. This is because this is the original lamp post from when the building was there. It was not removed and continued to work showing a single part of history of the building that is no more.

Butlin's Memorabilia website is a free site for you to come and view my Butlins collection. It's always been my hope that you come here and have that spark of memory. If you would like to make a small donation to the website, please click on the Paypal button below. I am extremely grateful for any donation as this would be used towards the cost of the site. If you have a collection or an item that you no longer need, I would be happy to give it a new home :) Get in touch with me via the "Contact Me" in the menu or via Facebook messenger. Thank you so very much for considering this and for visiting my site, which I do hope has helped you go from :( to :)