There are plenty of historic buildings in central Lancaster. Here is the castle, firstly around 1900 and then in 1996.
The city centre with its town hall in 2021.
A horse drawn tram in Stonewell, central Lancaster.
Springfield Terrace.
An electric tram in the city.
The historic Judges' Lodgings.
Lancaster's main station (Lancaster Castle) , on the West Coast Main Line of the LNWR.
47539 and a class 86 pass at Lancaster in 1982.
A 142 'Pacer' sits in the Morecambe bay platforms in 1992.
In 2011, Virgin Trains were running the main line expresses.
Lancaster's other station, Green Ayre, was built by the Midland Railway.
Some of the Green Ayre railway infrastructure survives beside the River Lune.
The name "Green Ayre" has been applied to a new-build Wetherspoons pub.
The next post will see us looking a the bus and beer scene in Lancaster.
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