CHURCHES, RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS,  

please choose from the drop down menu - the cards available are:

FRECKLETON CHURCH - black and white postcard - unposted - some yellowing to the card with edge scuffing but overall in good condition

HEYSHAM CHURCH x 5 external views - mixture of black and white and colour - HEYSHAM CHURCH coloured view postmarked 1908 addressed to Mr & Mrs Wilson of Camforth from Lily Hodgson, some scuffing around the edges but overall good.  HEYSHAM CHURCH black and white postcard, postmarked 1915 addressed to Miss Paley of Newcastle on Tyne, some scuffing to the edges but overall in good condition.  THE LITTLE CHURCH BY THE SEA HEYSHAM colour postcard, postcard and stamp removed, addressed to Miss Lowerson of Durham, some marking in the sky area, some scuffing around the edges overall in reasonable condition, HEYSHAM CHURCH black and white postcard, postmarked 1915 addressed to Mr & Mrs Sutcliffe, some scuffing around the edges, some marking in the sky areas and overall in reasonable to good condition.  HEYSHAM CHURCH black and white postcard, postmark not full, stamp there, the message is dated 9th July 1913, addressed to Miss H Hunter of Bedford, some small tears at the top, some marking to the front, overall in reasonable condition

KIRKHAM PARISH CHURCH - black and white postcard - unposted - some edge scuffing but overall in good condition

LYTHAM ST CUTHBERT'S CHURCH - black and white postcard - postmarked 1902 - addressed to Miss Graham of Malton, some marking to the back and front, some scuffing around the edges, overall in reasonable condition given age

POULTON-LE-FLYDE CHURCH - tinted postcard -unposted - some yellowing to the front and back, some scuffing around the edges overall in reasonable condition

PRESTON CHURCH INTERIOR - black and white postcard - unposted - some scuffing around the edges, overall in good condition

RUSHOLME PLATT CHURCH - colour postcard - stamp and postmark missing, addressed to Master Laddie Woodcock of Derbyshire, some creasing at the corners, some marking to the front and back of the card, marking to the front and rear, some scuffing overall in ok condition

STRETFORD PARISH CHURCH - black and white postcard with 'wood effect' edging, postmark unclear but think it is in 1910s or thereabouts, addressed to Miss E Learojade? of Ripley, some scuffing around the edges overall in good condition

STYDD ST SAVIOURS CHURCH - colour postcard - unposted - the edge is serrated as if taken from a collection?  some scuffing but overall in good condition

WHALLEY CHURCH SOUTH SIDE black and white postcard, unposted.  some scuffing around the edges but overall in good condition

WHALLEY ABBEY - black and white postcard - postmark 1917 - addressed to mr Ernest Ray of Blackpool, some marking to the front, some scuffing to the edges, overall in good condition