Burnley Streets

The rows of terraced houses in Burnley are disappearing as a result of the council's "Elevate" campaign. Whilst it may be beneficial to the town to provide more modern housing, another link with the tommies who fought in the Great War is being lost. I would be grateful of any scans of individual houses, streets or street scenes that people may have.

Please E-mail me at : andrew@burnleyinthegreatwar.info

Able Street/Old Hall Street Recent
Aigburth Street Number 19 Whittlefield 1908 reverse - Ada Bannister and her sister both of which were born in the house
Ashfield Road Site of Ashfield Road (after demolition)
Ashfield Road Back Street
Back Lane  
Caldervale Road Back Street
Culvert Culvert & Gimlet Holes
Finslay Gate Canal Boat Yard
Gannow June 1976, Gannow Top area. The street was eventually demolished to make way for the M65.
Gannow Unknown Street in the Gannow area
Healey Wood early 1900's
Hufling Lane  
Lee Street Number 5 Recent
Manchester Road Pre War View looking down Manchester Road past the Rose & Crown
Manchester Road 1916 View of Royal Field Artillery at the junction with Reynolds Street
Romford Street Early General View
General View from Burnley Barracks to Weavers Triangle
Unknown Viaduct Area 1