They capture scenes across the North West during the 50s and 60s, showing how much has changed beyond recognition.
But while it may look like a different world to young people today, if you grew up then, these nostalgic pictures will transport you back to your childhood.
They depict a different way of life, from shops and the factory floor to popular nightclubs of the day.
They show the first motorway in England during its infancy, the ‘Courtesy Police’ on duty, ‘Pit Brow Lasses’ picking out rocks and dirt from a conveyor belt carrying coal, and youngsters playing marbles on a street corner, long before the lure of video games and social media.
This retro photo gallery also features some of the lost landmarks and other sights you may remember, from old railway stations to the red phone boxes that were a ubiquitous part of the street furniture.
Do these photos bring back any memories for you of life during the 50s and 60s, and what do you miss most about those days?
21. At the station
A police officer directs traffic near Blackpool North railway station in November 1968 | Getty Images Photo: Evening Standard/Hulton Archive
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22. Eyes down
Stella Baker, warden of the Rodney Youth Centre, watches boys play marbles by the roadside in Liverpool, in May 1956 | Getty Images Photo: John Pratt/Keystone Features/Hulton Archive
23. Heavy load
An 85-foot-long absorption tower is transported by road through Dukinfield, Manchester, in 1962. The tower was on its way from its manufacturer, the Woodall Duckham Company, to the Coleshill coal preparation plant near Birmingham. A Morris Minor can be seen in the foreground with a Wolseley 1500 in the background. | Heritage Images/Getty Images Photo: Paul Walters Worldwide Photography Ltd
24. Bird's eye view
Looking down at Blackpool, with the Winter Gardens in the foreground, in August 1965 | Getty Images Photo: George Freston/Fox Photos