While Preston has changed beyond recognition in places, it’s only when you look back at old photos that it really hits home.
The 1980s might not feel that long ago, but the city has been transformed over the past four decades.
These images capture a time when Preston was busy and evolving, with familiar streets, shops and buildings, some of which have since disappeared.
Some spots, though, are still standing and look remarkably similar today.
Take a look back and see how much you remember.
1. Adelphi roundabout
A view of the Adelphi roundabout in Preston city centre. Due to all the recent changes made to this area by the University of Central Lancashire, things looks very different now than when this picture was taken in 1984. This picture is from the collection of R. Johnston. Kindly provided by Mark Barlow and the Preston Past and Present Facebook Group Photo: R Johnston
2. View over Preston from St. Walburge's Steeple
This amazing photograph is an elevated view over Preston from St. Walburge's Steeple, taken in 1983. This area would be unrecognisable from the picture if it were taken today. Courtesy of Derek Stevens and Preston Digital Archive Photo: Derek Stevens
3. Ring Way
The skyline along this part of the Ring Way has changed considerably in the 30 years since this photograph was taken in 1982. Courtesy of Derek Stevens and Preston Digital Archive Photo: Derek Stevens
4. Preston's Flag Market
The yearly fairs held on Preston's Flag Market and surrounding areas were a time for families, and judging by this picture, 1987 was no exception.