The 1990s were another decade of change for Preston, with many more buildings being demolished, but new ones taking their place. Some parts of the town centre (as it still was then) were transformed completely. And Preston Docks moved from being a busy shipping area to a bustling leisure and living space.
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Captured from St. Walburge's Steeple, this image taken in 1993 mainly shows the elevated view of the Goss' factory complex, but many other Preston landmarks can be seen. Another image taken nowadays of the same area would be unrecognisable though Photo: JP Smith
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An unusual 1998 view of the Harris Museum and Art Gallery, right in the heart of Preston. One constant in the ever-changing face of Preston
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This building could be viewed as an oddity in Preston city centre. Some parts retain all the original charm of the old Public Hall, but at the rear is now the Ring Way that runs through what would have been the main hall. This shot from 1999 shows the pub that was once housed there - the Flax and Furkin, also known as the Corn Exchange. Pictured by LJ Blackwell of Walton-le-Dale Photo: LJ Blackwell
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The entrance to Saul Street Baths in the early 1990s, before it was completely demolished to make way for the new Crown Court complex