We're taking another trip down memory lane with a fresh selection of photographs showing Burnley in the 1980s.
Following on from our previous gallery, we've delved back into the archives to uncover more images of the town as it looked more than 40 years ago.
The photographs come courtesy of Lancashire County Council's Red Rose Collections, a fascinating archive documenting the county's past.
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1. Burnley 1980s
Princess Diana at Rosegrove station during a Royal visit to Burnley in 1986. | LCC
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2. Burnley 1980s
Local school children await the arrival of the Royal visitors (Prince Charles and Princess Diana) outside Whitaker & Clegg Builders' Merchants in 1986, later it became Burnley Building Supplies on Hammerton Street. | LCC
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3. Burnley 1980s
Princes Charles exits a canal boat onto the tow path whilst flanked by dignitaries, opposite are the cottages in the Weaver's Triangle. | LCC
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4. Burnley 1980s
Holy Trinity was erected in 1835-36 on Accrington Road. However, due to large re-developments in the area surrounding the M65, church attendances dwindled and it closed in 1989. The parish of Holy Trinity amalgamated with that of St. Matthews. The church was later converted in to flats. | LCC
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