Back in the 60s, The Post’s photographers were there to record life in Preston but in those days the pictures were taken on black and white film.
We have now used modern technology to transform those old black and white pictures by turning them into colour, and with it, bring those memories of the decade back to life in full colour.
We hope you enjoy them!


10. Preston in Colour
Dredgers Calder and Savick were tied up alongside the south side of the main basin at Preston Dock | National World

11. Preston in Colour
Inland Lagoon, Ashton Marsh Built to contain sand dredged from the Ribble. The area became known as 'Little Blackpool' | National World

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