EPW020897 ENGLAND (1928). Lace Factories off Regent Street and environs, Long Eaton, 1928

The Green, Long Eaton. In the centre of the traffic island was a public toilet which was known locally as 'Haddon Hall' demolished some years ago.

Long Eaton Electric Company - run by the Long Eaton Urband District Council - Milner Road. Produced D.C. power for local businesses and homes

The Long Eaton Co-op [One of the first in England] Bakery - used a warf on the canal to bring flour and other materials - part still there but now has a different use in 2012

The Scala Cinema now renamed and the only cinema left in Long Eaton in 2012

Midland Street Many houses built here by the Midland Railway for railway workers. The site is now used as a car park and a Asda WalMart Superstore. The rear of the site was the Long Eaton Sidings.

Derby Road Bridge - crosses Erewash Canal. Built 1910-1911 by Long Eaton Urband District Council

The Hall Long Eaton designed by Pickford of Derby and used by Erewash Borough Council. Was a large Georgian Farmhouse with hall grounds. Now contains offices and a collection of important paintings.

The Conservative Club, Regent Street