This week’s picture comes from the Harris Museum collection and is a sculpture by George Frederick Watts. The sculpture is of the sea-nymph Clytie, captured here in black and white […]
12 years ago Preston in the Picture: The Workhouse HospitalThe last week or so has been a busy one from a photography point of view. A few ‘urban portraits’ sorted and posted on my web site, then we had […]
12 years ago Preston in the Picture: The Train now Arriving…I have a funny feeling this train was actually leaving Preston Station but that didn’t really work as a title! Having spent about half an hour on the old East […]
12 years ago Preston in the Picture: The Guild HallThis week’s photograph is another of Preston’s landmark buildings which tends to divide opinion, but perhaps not with quite as much passion as the bus station to which it is […]
12 years ago Advertisement Advertisement Preston in the Picture: Miller ArcadeMiller Arcade is an architectural gem in the centre of Preston. The building was constructed in 1899 and it is modelled on the larger Burlington Arcade in London. When it […]
12 years ago Preston in the Picture: Old Penwortham BridgeThis week’s picture is of the Old Penwortham Bridge which was originally built in 1759. Even today, the bridge retains the character of a bygone era with its distinctive cobblestones. […]
12 years ago Preston in the Picture: Stella HallThis week’s ‘Preston in the Picture’ photograph is a portrait of Stella Hall. Stella is the Festival Director for Preston Guild 2012 and while most of the pictures I take […]
12 years ago Preston in the Picture: The Museum of LancashireThe completely revamped Museum of Lancashire opened its doors to the public again towards the end of last year and the good news is, it is completely free to […]
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