NORTHAMPTON TOWN STREET PHOTOGRAPHS

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

CLICK HERE TO SEE A-F

NELSON STREET, has been demolished, the street name still survives.

NEWLAND, has been completely demolished.  Click here to read Brian Faulkner's memories.

NEWLAND, looking towards Campbell Square.

NORTHCOTE STREET, thanks to Alan Bradshaw, click here to help with identification.

NEWTOWN ROAD, has been demolished.

OAKLEY STREET, coronation day 1953. Thanks to Doreen Dyson. [Who is pictured on the back row].

OAKLEY STREET, coronation day 1953. Thanks to Doreen Dyson.

                                                                                                       OLIVER STREET, click here to read the Osborne family memoirs.

PALACE YARD, CHURCH LANE, demolished, street name no longer survives.

PARK ROAD

PARKWOOD STREET, still survives today.

PINE STREET, has been demolished and no longer survives.

PORTLAND STREET, has been completely demolished.

REGENT SQUARE, photograph taken 1887.

PYTCHLEY STREET

QUEEN STREET, near the Gasometer Pub, taken in 1935 (Jubilee), Olive Jeffs is in this photo, thanks to Chris Downing.

RACECOURSE, taken in 1974, thanks to Chris Downing.

RAGLAN STREET, has been completely demolished

REGENT STREET, most of the properties have now been demolished. [Photo taken 1959]

ROBERT STREET

RUSSELL TERRACE, no longer exists, photo taken in 1935.

SCARLETWELL STREET, houses demolished, street name still survives, photo taken in 1919.

                                                                                                                                                  click here for a several descriptions.

SEYMOUR PLACE, has been demolished.

SOUTHBRIDGE, all the properties have been demolished. [Photo taken 1913]

SOUTHBRIDGE, before redevelopment, click on picture to view actual size.

SOUTHBRIDGE, before redevelopment.

SOUTHBRIDGE, before redevelopment.

SPENCER BRIDGE ROAD, survives today.

SPRING GARDENS, houses partly demolished, street still survives today.

ST. ANDREWS PLACE [on the right], view of the back of, completely demolished.

ST. JAMES ROAD, ST JAMES END, [before 1965] -  thanks to Christine Jones.

ST. JAMES SQUARE, completely demolished.

SK. KATHERINE, has been demolished (thanks to Daniel Wyman).

ST. KATHERINES STREET, looking towards College Street, taken 1967, thanks to Chris Downing (who is in this photo)

ST. MARYS STREET, houses all demolished.

ST. MARYS STREET, taken 1947, on waste ground on the north side of St. Marys Street, behind is Horsemarket & St. Katherines Church.  Photo is of Ron & Olive Downing with Chris.  Thanks to Chris Downing.

ST. PETERS STREET, has been demolished.

ST. PETERS STREET, click here for Brian Faulkner's description.

STIMPSON AVENUE SCHOOL, click here for more photographs.

SWAN STREET, has been demolished.

THENFORD STREET, still survives today.

                                                                                                        UNION COURT, ST. ANDREWS STREET, demolished, click here to read a description.

TURNER STREET

UNION STREET, has been completely demolished.

UPPER HARDING STREET, the houses have all been demolished.

VERNON STREET

WELLINGTON STREET, has been completely demolished.

WEST STREET, has been demolished.

WHITWORTH ROAD, photo taken in 1923.

WILLIAM STREET, has been demolished.

WINDSOR TERRACE, now demolished, click here for a description.

WOOD HILL, click here for more photographs, thanks to Matty Allison.

YORK PLACE, OFF WESTON STREET, now demolished, photograph taken in 1935.

YORK ROAD, mostly survives, photograph taken in 1936.