EPW004098 ENGLAND (1920). The town centre, Chorley, from the south-west, 1920. This image has been produced from a copy-negative.

Canal Mill (Botany Bay)

Highfield House, Chorley - Birthplace of Charles Herbert Lightoller, the most senior surviving officer of the Titanic disaster.

Talbot Spinning and Weaving Mill

Chorley railway station

Chorley Town Hall

Railway goods yard and sawmills, still home to heavy horses in the early 1960's but now demolished.

The large viaduct carrying the line from Chorley to Blackburn over the Leeds and Liverpool canal, this was demolished (using explosives) during construction of the M61 motorway.

The area still known as Botany Bay

St Mary's Catholic church

Chorley grammar school now the public library

Trinity Methodist church

St George's CofE church built with funds elicited from France in reparation for the war against Napoleon Bonaparte (known as Waterloo churches)

Junction of Market Street, Bolton Road and Pall Mall known as the Big Lamp (just visible if you zoom in)