Ariel view of Blackburn town centre and beyond; Pendle Hill nestled amongst the Pennine foothills to the North West
Blackburn's old clock tower in 1906 with time ball at the top of its mast
Strike of cotton mill workers in 1920 in Cowell Street in the Nab Lane area
Workers producing shuttles for the textile industry, c. 1920. Rowland Baguley and Company, based on Addison Street, produced a wide range of shuttles for the home textile industry and for export before it closed in the early 1930s.
Duke Street Mill being destroyed
Albion Mill photographed in 2008. The mill ceased production in 1975
View north over Lammack from the highest point in Blackburn at the site of the old water tank at Revidge.
Blackburn railway station
Blackburn Cathedral sits in the middle of the town centre
Blackburn's Statue of Queen Victoria with the cathedral in the background
The Italianate 19th-century town hall and its 1960s counterpart—the reclad new town hall
Blackburn's 19th-century Technical School
King George's Hall, Blackburn
Corporation Park's conservatory, which dates from 1900
Ewood Park
The Cradle of
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