Having opened its doors on February 5, 1910, the huge Fishergate store was Woolworths second branch and soon became a shopping hub for Prestonians. Famous for its pick 'n' mix sweets, range of products, and bright red signage, the store will remain prominent in the memories of countless locals.
But, alas, the store was closed in the late 2000s, with every single on of Woolworths' UK shops shuttering their doors in December 2008 or January 2009. Fancy one final last look around?
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9. When this image of Woolworths was taken in 1985 it had the distinctive label of being the oldest branch of the popular shop still around - the older one at Liverpool having being closed down Photo: Archive
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10. A great view of Woolworth's large and inviting picture window - taken in 1990 Photo: Archive
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11. Shoppers look for a last minute bargain during the Woolworths closing down sale Photo: Donna Clifford
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12. This image from the early 1980s was taken right around the time when a £310m takeover bid was touted by Paternoster Stores Photo: Archive
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