They are historic and open a window to as era of Preston we don’t know about.

13. Preston, 1937
Ashton Park / Blackpool Road Preston 1937 Viewed from Cottam Avenue looking south towards Pedder Lane. This corner was once known as Lively Polly Corner, named after a popular brand of washing powder who's name once adorned the hoardings in the background. This is where the famous Dick Kerr Ladies football team played. | Iconic Media

14. Preston, 1937
Eagle & Child Hotel, Church St. Preston c. 1937 The Parish Church of St. John is seen to the left and Preston Conservative Club and Discount Book Company on the right. The small passageway to the left of the inn is St. John's Place. The property was demolished in 1937 | Iconic Media

15. Preston, 1937
Tithebarn, Feeble St. Preston c.1937 The old tithebarn had a flagstone roof and was located behind the Black-a-Moor Head Hotel on Lancaster Road. The name Feeble means handy or easy way. Cardwells Brewery is seen to the right of the image. | Iconic Media

16. Preston, 1937
Stoneygate, Preston Demolished in 1937. The iron railings mark the boundry of Preston Parish Church. It is a great pity that this part of old Preston, possessed as it was of great charm and character could not have been preserved. | Iconic Media


