The looks down the hill at Blackburn street known as 'The Scotch' because of the need for horse-drawn wagons to scotch their brakes on the descent, that is by having wooden rollers placed horizontally behind the wheels. The building in the rear centre is the Radcliffe and Pilkington Co-oerative Society building.
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Category:City Scenes
Subcategory:Street Scenes
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Keywords:1920, Gledhill, advertisements, adverts, blackburn street, co-ops, lancashire, photographers, radcliffe and pilkington co-operative society, shops, the scotch, trams