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We're turning back the clock to Burnley in the 1980s with another nostalgic selection of photographs.
Capturing everyday life and street scenes, these pictures offer a fascinating glimpse of how the town looked more than 40 years ago.
How much has changed, and how much do you remember?
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5. Trafalgar Mill and the Weavers Triangle, Burnley (1981)
A view of the textile mills taken from Healey Heights. | LCC
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6. Church Street, Burnley (1983)
View of Church Street, built 1837. Leading on to Dawson Square on the right hand side of the photograph. Area known as Top o' th' Town. | LCC
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7. Church Street, Burnley (1988)
A photograph taken of the fronts of the houses and shops on Church Street, opposite the Old Grammar School, in 1988. | LCC
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8. View from Boat Horse Lane, Burnley (1980)
A view of Cairo Mill and the old Whittlefield area before redevelopment, taken from Boat Horse Lane. Boat Horse Lane is located above Gannow Tunnel. This was the route that horses pulling barges along the canal had to use as there is no tow-path in the tunnel, hence the name. | LCC