The outbound journey arrives at Thornton Centre at 8.08 AM and the inbound return arrives at 3.07 PM Archway Travel route 525, which also runs only on weekdays, originates at Rossall Point in Fleetwood and terminates at Saint Aidan's Church of England High School in Preesall. The outbound journey departs Fleetwood at 7.20 AM and the inbound return departs at 3.10 PM Amenities Marsh Mill, a large well-preserved windmill, built in 1794, is a prominent landmark. It was commissioned by Bold Hesketh, uncle of Peter Hesketh (later Peter Hesketh-Fleetwood), who would go on to play a prominent role in the expansion of Fleetwood. Tragedy struck in May 1930, when a Miss Alice Baldwin and a Mrs Mary Jane Bailey visited the windmill with an interest in purchasing it. However, when both women stepped onto the fantail platform, the platform collapsed and the women fell to their deaths. Thornton contains a number of schools, including Baines Endowed Primary School, Thornton Primary School, Stanah Primary School, Royles Brook Primary School, and Millfield Science & Performing Arts College in addition to a small public library. Gallery See also Christ Church, Thornton References External links Thornton Through Time Thornton Community News - A locally-distributed news magazine Villages in Lancashire Geography of the Borough of Wyre The Fylde