EPW026420 ENGLAND (1929). St Andrew's Church and Towngate, Leyland, 1929

(approximate) location of The National School which was built in 1842 as an agricultural hall. Shorlty after it was built it became known as Union Hall (Union Street being the name of what is now called Fox Lane). It became known as Top School in the 1870s. The original buildings were demolished with just a front wall remaining. Three dwelling houses were built on the site in 2015 with the front wall retained.

Saint Andrews Church of England School. Built in 1837 as the National School, it is now "First Footsteps Private Day Nursery". It was also known as Bottom School.

Leyland Public Hall. Demolished in 1988 after being the headquarters of Leyland Urban District Council.

Leyland War Memorial (under construction) which was unveiled on 9th November 1929.

Saint Mary's Roman Catholic Church

Cricket Ground

New Road (now called Worden Lane)

Beech Avenue

Spring Gardens

Vicarage

The Laurels

Clough House

Union Street (also known as Liverpool Road and now called Fox Lane).

Church Hall

Leyland Free Grammar School. (Now the South Ribble Museum and Exhibition Centre, at the time of this photograph the building was owned and used by the Church)

Eagle and Child Barn

John Tomlinson's Timber Yard. (Closed in the late 1970s and the buildings demolished. In 2017 work started on the building of dwelling houses)

Sandy Lane

Eagle and Child

Balcarres Road

Towngate

Cow Lane

Saint Andrews Parish Church