There are many interesting places and buildings dotted around, including the Conservation Area around Higher Bank Road, Lower Bank Road and surrounding streets. These images from the past few decades show Fulwood in a glorious light and you can also see where the area has been built up further or redeveloped. READ MORE: Fulwood Leisure Centre in the 80s. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Preston’s Moor Park in pictures from the past. MORE MEMORIES: The area of Broadgate under the spotlight
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9. Fulwood
When this image was taken in 1972 Fulwood Methodist Church was celebrating its Diamond Jubilee Photo: Archive
10. Fulwood
St Joseph's Home, run by the Little Sisters of the Poor, situated on Garstang Road in Fulwood, Preston, pictured here in 1981. Not much has changed with this magnificent building Photo: Archive
11. Fulwood
This tract of land in Fulwood, close to Walker Lane, was the focus of a public inquiry in 1993 in a row over changes to the draft Fulwood and Western Suburbs Local Plan. Preston Council wanted the land to remain untouched but property owners wanted the land to remain unallocated - meaning future development of the area could go ahead Photo: Archive
12. Fulwood
Edward Thompson, the boss at Mercantile Assurance, had offices in this row of Garstang Road shops. But in 1983 he was in hot water with Preston Council for the number of signs he had erected on the building, pointing customers the way to his Fulwood office Photo: Archive