NORTHAMPTON TOWN STREET PHOTOGRAPHS

To see photographs of Kingsthorpe click here

The aim of these web pages is to show photographs of streets where our ancestors lived in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Other photographs can be seen at http://www.northants1841.fsnet.co.uk

More photographs will be added in the coming weeks, I would be grateful for copies of any old pictures.

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ABBEY TERRACE, ST JAMES

ABBEY STREET, ST JAMES

ABERDEEN TERRACE (St. James) photograph taken in 1914.

ABINGTON PLACE, this cul-de-sac was situated off York Road, the houses have been demolished.

ABINGTON STREET, thanks to Graham Baker.

ADELAIDE STREET, this street has been demolished.

ADNITT PLACE, off Weston Street, now demolished, photograph taken in 1928.

ALBION PLACE, much of Albion Place still survives today.

ALFRED STREET

ALLISTON GARDENS, this street has been demolished.

ALMA STREET, ST. JAMES, one side of the street still survives today.

ALTHORP STREET, has now been demolished.

AMBUSH STREET

ANGEL STREET

APLPHA STREET, this street has been demolished.

ARYGLE STREET

ARTHUR STREET, has been demolished.

ARTHUR STREET, this street has been demolished.

ARUNDEL STREET, this street has been demolished.

BAILIFF STREET, this street partly survives.

BAKER STREET, click here to read Brian Faulkner's memoirs.

BATH ROW, has now been demolished.

BATH STREET, this street partly survives, click here to read some anecdotes.

BATH SQUARE, no longer survives, click here to read Ron Draper's description

BEARWARD STREET, this street has been demolished and no longer survives on the modern day map.

                                                                                                     BELL BARN, click here for a description.

BLACK LION HILL               

BOUVERIE STREET, has been demolished.                                                           

BRIDGE STREET, taken in 1876, has seen many changes.

BRISTOL STREET, completely demolished, click here for a description by John Short.

BROAD STREET, has been completely demolished.

BRUNSWICK PLACE, has now been demolished.

BRUNSWICK STREET, has been demolished.

BULL HEAD LANE, has been demolished, click here for a description by Irene Swainsbury.

CAMBRIDGE STREET, 1935 Silver Jubilee, thanks to Eric Parker, if you recognize anybody in this

                                                                                                                                                 photograph then please email clarkealanj@myway.com

CAMBRIDGE STREET, 1935 Silver Jubilee, thanks to Eric Parker, if you recognize anybody in this

                                                                                                                                                 photograph then please email clarkealanj@myway.com

CAMBRIDGE STREET No. 55, Ivy Squires is standing outside, thanks to Eric Parker.

CANAL VIEW- Nene, Rush Mills, thanks to Jim Payler.

CANAL VIEW - rear of NBC Brewery, thanks to Jim Payler.

CANAL VIEW - Nene, Northampton, thanks to Jim Payler.

CANAL VIEW - Nene, looking towards Phipps Brewery, thanks to Jim Payler.

CASTLE STREET, this street has been demolished.

CASTLE TERRACE, has been demolished.

CATTLE MARKET ROAD, Latimer & Crick building, now redeveloped for housing.

CHALK GARDENS, have now been demolished.

CLARE STREET, corner of Kettering Road.

CLEVELAND ROAD, has now been demolished.

CLIFF ROW, ST. ANDREWS STREET, has been demolished.

COLLEGE STREET, some buildings have been demolished.

COMMERCIAL STREET, has now been demolished.

COMPTON STREET, has been demolished, photo taken in 1935. Click here for Kit Lack's description.

COOPER STREET, has been demolished and erased off the modern day map.

CRANSTOUN STREET, still survives today.

CROMWELL STREET, has been demolished.

DERNGATE, has seen many changes.

DEVONSHIRE STREET, St. James.

DOVER STREET, has now been demolished.

DRAPERY, two photographs taken in 1930, thanks to Graham Baker.

DUKE STREET, partly survives.