There have been about 600 mayors in Lancaster, Lancashire since 1338.[ 1]
Mayors from 1338 to 1937
Mayors from 1937 to 1974.
The City of Lancaster gained City status on 12 May 1937, as part of the Coronation celebrations of King George VI
The Mayor was henceforth entitled to be addressed as "The Right Worshipful the Mayor" of the City of Lancaster.
1936/37 Robert Bamber
1937/38 Harry Dowthwaite
1938/39 Hermione Musgrave-Hoyle
1939/40 Vincent Cross
1940/41 Muriel Dowbiggin
1941/42 Joseph Waddington
1942/43 Alex Robertson
1943/44 Walter Grosse
1944/45 Arthur Grosse
1945/46 George Blatchford
1946/47 James Dirkin
1947/48 Herbert Butler
1948/49 Herbert Butler
1949/50 George Chirnside
1950/51 George Chirnside
1951/52 Harry Price
1952/53 Charles Treu
1953/54 Norman Gorrill
1954/55 Bert Scott
1955/56 Thomas Hully
1956/57 Helen Daniel
1957/58 Thomas Hayton
1958/59 James Rogerson
1959/60 Cecilia Pickard
1960/61 Percival Oliver
1961/62 Margery Lovett-Horn
1962/63 Ernest Gardner
1963/64 Chris Preston
1964/65 Alfred Morris
1965/66 Clara Burt
1966/67 Eric Jones
1967/68 Charles Denwood
1968/69 Eric Simpson
1969/70 Douglas Clift
1970/71 Samuel Smith
1971/72 Winifred Sweeney
1972/73 Doris Henderson
1973/74 Roland Jones
Post 1974
The former City and Municipal Borough of Lancaster and the Municipal Borough of Morecambe and Heysham along with other authorities merged in 1974 to form the City of Lancaster district within the shire county of Lancashire.
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