31 striking photographs that show how different Preston was six decades ago

These striking images remember Preston in the past.

They are around 60 years old and bring streets and buildings to the forefront. Do they jog your memory?

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13. 1960s Preston

The Spread Eagle Hotel, Lune Street, Preston 1960 Lune Street at its entrance with Friargate. Photo: PDA

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14. 1960s Preston

Liverpool Street, Preston 1960 Preston Co-Operative Society occupies the corner of Liverpool Street and Lancaster Road. The street leads down to Starch House Square where the Market Tavern can be seen on the extreme left of the image. Orchard Methodist Chapel, demolished in 1955, was situated in the empty space mid way down the block. (see comment below) This street no longer exists as the new indoor market was built on the site. There is a 14' drop in elevation between Lancaster Road and Starch House square, which is quite evident in this image. Photo: PDA