| Able
Street/Old Hall Street |
Recent |
| Aigburth
Street |
Number 19 Whittlefield 1908 reverse - Ada Bannister and her sister
both of which were born in the house |
| Adland
Street (Whittlefield) |
Number 14 Taken in 1975 Before demolition to build M65 |
| Ashfield
Road |
Site of Ashfield Road (after demolition) The mill in front of the
camera is Ashfield Mill with its main three-story block and prominent
weaving-shed roofs.Three brothers Frank, Ernest
and Harry Hargreaves
worked in their teens both looming and weaving at various times; their
father was a loomer here for a considerably longer period and their
mother and sisters also worked here. The mill was owned by William
Slater from c.1893 up to his retirement c.1903, and then his sons;
William Slater was the Hargreaves brothers' great-uncle |
| Ashfield Road |
Back Street. The chimney next to the railway viaduct was for Ashfield
Mill's steam engine. |
| Back
Lane |
|
| Barracks
Road |
Number 8 dated 1937 |
| Caldervale Road |
Back Street |
| Centre |
|
| Coal
Clough Lane |
|
| Cronkshaw
Building |
Venue of the 2/2nd E.L.F.A. Silver Re-Union 4th November 1950 (Courtesy
of Brent Whittam) |
| Culvert |
Culvert & Gimlet Holes |
| Culvert |
Another View |
| Elletson
Terrace |
|
| Finslay Gate |
Canal Boat Yard |
| Fulledge |
Fulledge Wesleyan Field Day |
| Gannow |
June 1976, Gannow Top area. The street was eventually demolished
to make way for the M65. |
| Gannow |
Unknown Street in the Gannow area |
| Healey
Wood |
early 1900's |
| Hufling
Lane |
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| Hufling Lane |
St Stephens walking day - courtesy of Peter Reaney |
| Lee
Street |
Number 5 Recent |
| Manchester
Road |
Pre War View looking down Manchester Road past the Rose & Crown |
| Manchester
Road |
1916 View of Royal Field Artillery at the junction with Reynolds
Street |
| Romford
Street |
Early General View |
| St
James' Street |
Early View showing Red Lion Inn |
| St
James' Street |
Thorn Commercial Hotel - courtesy of Peter Reaney |
| Todmorden
Road |
Todmorden Road with entrance to Towneley Park at the bottom right |
| General |
View from Burnley Barracks to Weavers Triangle |
| River Calder |
View down the Calder taken approximately between Chalk St &
Caldervale Rd. (both now re-developed) You can just see the junction
of the River Brun at the far end of the picture The Brun at this point
being higher than the Calder and requiring a weir.
(Courtesy of Ken Whinney)
|
| Unknown |
On the reverse of the photograph "Keith Street or Sunderland
Street" owned by Elizabeth Nicholls, nee Want (but certainly
not Keith Street) |
| Wapping |
Bottom of Hall Street - courtesy of Dave Drury |
