PICTURES of  COLNE

The township of COLNE is situated in the extreme north-eastern part of the County of Lancashire. It has a very ancient history pre -dating the Roman Conquest with the discovery of stone-age artefacts. The town progressed to a medieval market town and centre of the wool trade.It is affectionately known as 'BONNIE COLNE'.

THE CHRISTIANA HARTLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL  1924

ALKINCOATES HALL  rebuilt in the early 18th Century

TRINITY BAPTIST CHAPEL  1883

BLAKEY HALL  16th CENTURY

CARRY BRIDGE

CARRY BRIDGE  HALL  C.1702

WESLEYAN CHAPEL  1828

COLNE CLOTH HALL  1775

CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY DEPARTMENT-STORE  1907

COLNE HALL  15th CENTURY

THE KING'S MILL  1670

ENTRANCE TO THE RAILWAY STATION

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THE FOLLOWING PHOTOGRAPHS ARE OF A BYGONE AGE AND MANY OF THE BUILDINGS DEPICTED NO LONGER EXIST.