Unlike most websites that provide information about Lancashire, this site will portray the area of Lancashire prior to the county border changing following the re-organisation of local governments after the passing of the Local Government Act 1972. Therefore, some places that are now designated to lie in Cumbria (Westmorland and Cumberland), or other counties, will be included as being in Lancashire. I've also included just a few places that are actually just over the border into Yorkshire that are well worth a vist. A map of the former county borders can be found in many public libraries, or online, or in some of the older editions of books such as those published in Arthur Mee's The Kings England series of forty wonderful books of county histories. Click on the green button below (About MyLancashire) to see more. Many old maps of Lancashire are available to view at URL: Lancashire Historic Maps - Map resources - LibGuides at Lancaster University

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Preston and Area

Lancaster Canal

Downham

Freckleton

Whalley

Devil's Bridge

Bolton Abbey / River Wharfe (Yorkshire)

Bancroft Cotton Mill

St. Michael's, Weeton

Great Ecclestone Show

Scorton Steam Show

Chipping Steam Fair 2017

Chipping Steam Fair 2018

Astley Hall, Chorley

St. Michael's, Kirkham

Kirkham URC and Zion Chapel Cemetery

Broughton Parish Church

St. Michael's-on-Wyre

Sundown at Lytham

Sizergh Castle (Westmorland)

Brock Valley

Wrea Green

Wrea Green
Steam Rally 2021

Fairhaven Lake

St. Anne's at St. Anne's-on-Sea

Glasson Dock

St.Leonard's Walton le Dale

Cartmel

Samlesbury Hall

St. Leonard the Less, Samlesbury

St. John the Baptist, Rochdale

Christ Church, Glasson