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he East Lincolnshire Railway, running along the coast between Boston and Gr=
imsby, opened in 1848. In 1871, a branch line was built to Wainfleet All Sa=
ints with rolling stock operated by the Great Northern Railway; an extensio=
n to Skegness was approved by GNR shareholders that year[69] and the railwa=
ys arrived at Skegness in 1873.[70] The line was designed to bring day trip=
pers to the seaside.[60][71] Rising wages and better holiday provision mean=
t that some working-class people from the East Midlands factory towns like =
Nottingham, Derby and Leicester could afford to have a holiday for the firs=
t time.[71][72] With agriculture in depression, the major landowner Richard=
 Lumley, 9th Earl of Scarbrough had seen his local rental income decline; h=
is agent, H. V. Tippet, decided that the earl's fortunes might be revived i=
f he turned Skegness into a seaside resort.[73] A road plan was developed a=
nd the earl took out a mortgage of =C2=A3120,000 to fund developments. In 1=
878, the full plan laid out plots for 787 houses in a grid-aligned settleme=
nt on 96 acres of land between the shoreline and Roman Bank north of the Hi=
gh Street.[73][74] Scarbrough Avenue would run inland from the centre of th=
e Parade and was bisected by Lumley Avenue, with a new church in the rounda=
bout. At the end of Scarbrough Avenue would be a pier.[75]

The Grand Parade before the clock tower was built, looking north towards th=
e pier. The Marine Gardens are on the right.
The earl spent thousands of pounds on laying roads and the sewerage system,=
 and building the sea wall (the latter of which was finished in 1878).[76][=
77] He provided or invested in other amenities, including the gas and water=
 supply, Skegness Pier (opened in 1881), the pleasure gardens (finished in =
1881), the steamboats (launched by 1883) and bathing pools (1883).[78][79] =
He donated land and money towards the building of St Matthew's Church, two =
Methodist chapels, a school and the cricket ground.[80][81] Housebuilding w=
as left to speculative builders; the earliest development was concentrated =
along Lumley Road, which offered a direct route from the train station to t=
he seafront. Newspapers across the Midlands advertised properties, and shop=
s began opening.[82] By 1881 almost a thousand people had moved into the to=
wn.[83] According to the local historian Winston Kime, Skegness had become =
known as a "trippers' paradise" by 1880.[65] The August bank holiday in 188=
2 saw 20,000 descend on the town; they came to enjoy the beach and the sea,=
 the many games and amusements that had popped up in the town, the pleasure=
 boat trips that had just started launching from the pier, and the donkey r=
ides.[84] Building contracted after the 1883 season,[85] althou

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