The flats in Avenham comprise of a number of high-rise blocks – Richmond, Lincoln and Carlisle House - and many smaller flats dotted around the area. They were built in the 1960s and are still standing in the Queen Street estate of Preston. With these images we look at the changing face of the flats over the years. Do they bring back memories for you? Let us know. READ MORE: Memories of Moor Lane flats. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Back to Broughton High School. MORE MEMORIES: Friargate in the 80s
9. Memories of Avenham flats
Richmond House, as seen from the junction of Manchester Road and Avenham Lane. The year was 1970 and tenants were facing the prospect of switch-over from gas to electricity Photo: Archive
10. Memories of Avenham flats
In 1980 - when this picture was taken - Avenham flats were plagued with problems, including vandalised lifts, causing mothers being forced to trundle their children up long flights of stairs in their prams Photo: Archive
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This image is undated, but looks to have been taken in the 70s - can anyone shed any light on it? Photo: Archive
12. Memories of Avenham
Avenham redevelopment area, as seen from Stoneygate in Preston Photo: Archive