Row of shops, from left to right is the Milk Bar, Shaw's Ices, Shaw's Cafe, Squires Gate Post Office, Butchers and Cafe.

Planning Department (streets)

Blackpool Corporation Planning Department took regular shots of Blackpool in the course of their work. These photographs offer a unique portrait of Blackpool's built environment.

Adelaide Street

Shops on the street corner, with a large advert for Bovril on the wall above the shop. — Adelaide Street and Winifred Street corner (24 February 1938)

Shop fronts and the corner of the Winter Gardens Olympia. — Adelaide Street and Tower Street corner (24 February 1938)

Shop fronts for Preston's Fish and Chip Caterers and Hesketh's Fish and Chip Restaurant. There is also a corner shop with a large advert on the wall for Magee's Crown Ale. — Adelaide Street (24 February 1938)

Shop front for The Fylde Furnishing Co. Ltd with a number of armchairs and other items on the forecourt. — Adelaide Street (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with a number of shop fronts including Bamber and Co on the corner. — Coronation Street and Adelaide Street corner (24 February 1938)

Shop fronts of the Post Office, Adelaide Studios, Pablos Ices, Prestons for Presents and Richmonds. — Adelaide Street (2 March 1949)

Shop fronts including Adelaide Studios, Pablos Ices, Prestons for Presents and Richmonds Gift Shop. — Adelaide Street (2 March 1949)

Shop front of the Hounds Hill Post Office with a post box outside. — Adelaide Street (2 February 1953)

Street corner with a large sign on the wall showing directions to the R.H.O. Hill's side entrance, using an illustrated hand pointing to the right. — Adelaide Street and Board Street corner (9 March 1954)

Shop fronts including a fish and chips shop. — Adelaide Street (9 March 1954)

Former shop buildings, closed down and empty. — Adelaide Street (9 March 1955)

Albert Road

Street corner, with the shop front for Lascelles fish and chips. — Coronation Street and Albert Road corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with an off licence on the corner which advertises Magnet Pale Ale and John Smith's. — Coronation Street and Albert Road corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with an off licence on the corner advertising Magnet Pale Ale and John Smith's Tadcaster Ales. — Coronation Street and Albert Road corner (24 February 1938)

Bethesda Road

Exterior of Bethesda Salerooms with a Heskeths Blackpool lorry parked outside. The side wall of the building is covered with advertising posters. — Bethesda Road and Erdington Road corner

Street corner, with Bethesda Salerooms on the right with furniture on their forecourt. — Central Drive and Bethesda Road corner (18 February 1948)

Street corner, with shop fronts and the side wall of the end building covered in poster advertisements. A public telephone box is also on the corner. — Central Drive and Bethesda Road corner (3 March 1949)

Street corner, with Bethesda Salerooms on the right with furniture on their forecourt. — Central Drive and Bethesda Road corner (29 March 1950)

Street corner, with the end building covered in poster advertisements for Persil and Andrews. There is also a square area where people are sat on the benches and also a Public Telephone Box. — Central Drive and Bethesda Road corner (7 April 1952)

Street corner, with side walls of buildings covered in poster advertisements such as Andrews. — Central Drive and Bethesda Road corner (2 February 1953)

Street corner, with Bethesda Salerooms on the right with bathroom supplies on the forecourt. — Central Drive and Bethesda Road corner (27 February 1957)

Birley Street

Shop fronts, with Cooke's Stores in the centre. — Birley Street

Shop front of Cooke's Stores. — Birley Street

Bispham Lodge Holiday Camp

Pathway and field leading up to the Bispham Lodge Holiday Camp. To the left of the image are the houses running alongside on the adjoining street. — Norkeed Road and Bispham Lodge Holiday Camp (22 February 1938)

Bloomfield Road

Street corner and the shop front of J.Hutchinson with advertisements for Hovis and Cookson's Bread. — Bloomfield Road and St. Heliers Road corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner with multiple shop fronts and advertising boards outside. — Bloomfield Road and Central Drive corner (24 February 1938)

Refreshment stall next to the football stadium. — Bloomfield Road (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with the shop front of The Bloomfield Furnishers, Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers. — Bloomfield Road and Central Drive corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with the shop front of Ormerod's. — Bloomfield Road and Central Drive corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with the shop front of J.Cartmell which advertises fish, fruit and poultry. — Bloomfield Road and Central Drive corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner with the football ground and a large advertisement for C&S XL Ales on the side of the stand. — Bloomfield Road and Henry Street corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner and the exterior of the Seagull Garage. — Bloomfield Road and Henry Street corner (24 February 1938)

Board Street

Street corner with a large sign on the wall showing directions to the R.H.O. Hill's side entrance, using an illustrated hand pointing to the right. — Adelaide Street and Board Street corner (9 March 1954)

Bond Street

Shop fronts, including Taylors on the corner. — Bond Street (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with a number of shop fronts including J & E Taylor. — Bond Street and Station Road corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner with Frank Beighton Family Butcher on the corner and a man stood next to a parked bicycle on the road. — Station Road and Bond Street corner (24 February 1938)

Exterior of the Rendezvous Cinema, with film posters advertising Carry On Cleo. — Bond Street (April 1965)

Central Drive

Street corner with signs for Toys and also a Ladies Hairdresser. — Central Drive and Palatine Road corner (3 March 1949)

Yorkshire Penny Bank on the street corner. — Central Drive and Palatine Road corner (3 March 1949)

Yorkshire Penny Bank on the street corner. — Central Drive and Palatine Road corner (2 February 1953)

Street corner, with Bethesda Salerooms on the right with furniture on their forecourt. — Central Drive and Bethesda Road corner (18 February 1948)

Street corner, with shop fronts and the side wall of the end building covered in poster advertisements. A public telephone box is also on the corner. — Central Drive and Bethesda Road corner (3 March 1949)

Street corner, with Bethesda Salerooms on the right with furniture on their forecourt. — Central Drive and Bethesda Road corner (29 March 1950)

Street corner, with the end building covered in poster advertisements for Persil and Andrews. There is also a square area where people are sat on the benches and also a Public Telephone Box. — Central Drive and Bethesda Road corner (7 April 1952)

Street corner, with side walls of buildings covered in poster advertisements such as Andrews. — Central Drive and Bethesda Road corner (2 February 1953)

Street corner, with Bethesda Salerooms on the right with bathroom supplies on the forecourt. — Central Drive and Bethesda Road corner (27 February 1957)

Street corner with Black's Kosher Restaurant on the corner and Bentley and Son Butchers to the left. — Central Drive and Reads Avenue corner (11 March 1948)

Street corner, with the shop fronts of Black's Corner Store and Cafe with Bentley and Son Butchers next door to the left. — Central Drive and Reads Avenue corner (9 March 1950)

Street corner, with the shop front of Winstons. — Central Drive and Reads Avenue corner (27 February 1957)

Street corner, with the shop front for Simmons Hamburgers on the ground floor and Howard Clarkson Bed and Breakfast on the upper floor. — Central Drive and Hull Road corner (7 March 1958)

Street corner with multiple shop fronts and advertising boards outside. — Bloomfield Road and Central Drive corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with the shop front of The Bloomfield Furnishers, Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers. — Bloomfield Road and Central Drive corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with the shop front of Ormerod's. — Bloomfield Road and Central Drive corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with the shop front of J.Cartmell which advertises fish, fruit and poultry. — Bloomfield Road and Central Drive corner (24 February 1938)

Central Station

Cars parked up outside a gated area of the building. There is handwriting on the image which says Snack Bar and a direction line that points inside the building. — Central Station Goods Entrance (August 1965)

Charnley Road

Street corner, which is made up of a number of shop fronts. There is a car driving up the road towards the junction. — Coronation Street and Charnley Road corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with the shop front for Spencer's House Furnishers shop. — Coronation Street and Charnley Road corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with Spencer's House Furnishers shop on the corner and a number of other shop fronts adjoining it to the left. — Coronation Street and Charnley Road corner (24 February 1938)

Cocker Street

Street corner with a Lloyds Bank on the corner and a number of other shop fronts on either side of the bank. — Dickson Road and Cocker Street corner (8 August 1928)

Common Edge Road

Ivy House Service Station, with a couple of cars on the forecourt. — Common Edge Road

Service station and kiosk, with signs for Esso. — Common Edge Road, Service Station

Coronation Street

Street corner, with the Jubilee Club on the corner and a sign in the window for Billiards. — Coronation Street and Reads Avenue corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with a number of shop fronts including Bamber and Co on the corner. — Coronation Street and Adelaide Street corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with the shop front for Lascelles fish and chips. — Coronation Street and Albert Road corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with an off licence on the corner which advertises Magnet Pale Ale and John Smith's. — Coronation Street and Albert Road corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with an off licence on the corner advertising Magnet Pale Ale and John Smith's Tadcaster Ales. — Coronation Street and Albert Road corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, which is made up of a number of shop fronts. There is a car driving up the road towards the junction. — Coronation Street and Charnley Road corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with the shop front for Spencer's House Furnishers shop. — Coronation Street and Charnley Road corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with Spencer's House Furnishers shop on the corner and a number of other shop fronts adjoining it to the left. — Coronation Street and Charnley Road corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner, with the off licence on the corner advertising Magee's Crown Ale. On the side wall of the buildings next to the off licence are a number of large advertising posters for brands such as OXO. — Coronation Street and Hornby Road corner (24 February 1938)

Cowley Road

Street sign with an arrow pointing towards Manners and Sense Avenue. A fence and a row of houses are behind the sign. — Cowley Road and Vicarage Lane corner (2 November 1938)

Dale Street

The outside of the Cosy Cafe which is advertising fish and chips and ice cream. On the road outside of the cafe is a milk van advertising Blackpool's Safest Milk. — Dale Street (20 August 1949)

The Stanley Arms public house and the Cosy Cafe. — Dale Street (20 August 1949)

People walking on the street past a number of businesses including the Stanley Arms public house, the Cosy Cafe and an Outfitters shop. — Dale Street (20 August 1949)

People walking on the street with a Cafe on the right. — Dale Street and York Street corner (20 August 1949)

Street with rows of buildings, including a Cafe on the right. Blackpool Tower can be seen in the distance. — Dale Street and York Street corner (20 August 1949)

People walking on the street, past numerous shop fronts and Blackpool Tower can be seen in the distance. — Dale Street (20 August 1949)

Street with a number of shop fronts and a person looking through a store window. — Dale Street (20 August 1949)

The Star Fish and Chips with other businesses to the right. Blackpool Tower can be seen in the distance. — Dale Street

Dauntesey Avenue

A Military Pill Box on a fenced off patch of land, with a number of houses visible on the road behind the Pill Box. — Dauntesey Avenue and Newton Drive

Field at the side of the road and a military Pill Box. There is a sheltered bus stop on the roadside and houses in the distance. — Newton Drive and Dauntesey Avenue corner

Dean Street

Street corner, with the Corner Cafe/Snack Bar on the corner which is advertising tea, coffee, snacks and film developing. — Dean Street and Montague Street corner (28 May 1965)

Deansgate

Two buildings separated by an alleyway. The building to the right is advertised as both a Ladies Hairdressing salon and the Blackpool Stocking Hospital. — Deansgate

Shop fronts including the Blackpool Stocking Hospital, Ladies Hairdressing and a Fish and Chips Cafe. — Deansgate

Dickson Road

Street corner with a Lloyds Bank on the corner and a number of other shop fronts on either side of the bank. — Dickson Road and Cocker Street corner (8 August 1928)

Street corner, with the Arthur Bolton shop on the corner. — Dickson Road and Warley Road corner (28 February 1938)

Shop fronts from left to right, there is a shop to let, F.Burchill Wine Shippers and Spirit Merchants, Gynn Curiosity Shop and G.H. Moore's Wine and Spirits. — Dickson Road (28 February 1938)

The Gynn Post and Telegraph Office, with a number of other shop fronts to the left of the Post Office. — Dickson Road (22 February 1938)

Shop fronts including Beth's Cafe and a chemist. — Dickson Road (22 February 1938)

Side wall of a public house, which has a large advertisement on for Thwaites Famous Ales and Stout, Wines and Spirits. To the left of the public house is a large park area, with houses that run along the back. — Dickson Road and Warbreck Hill Road corner (22 February 1938)

Street corner, with a shop on the corner advertising toys, gifts and souvenirs. Other shop fronts are to the right. — Dickson Road and Warley Road corner (19 March 1954)

Shop fronts including Beth's Cafe and a chemist, which is also advertising Kodak Films. — Dickson Road (28 February 1957)

Street corner, with the main building on the corner being a Restaurant. — Dickson Road and Mount Street corner (6 March 1958)

Shop fronts advertising the Evening Gazette, Blackpool Rock and gifts. On the left is the corner of a William Deacon's Bank. — Dickson Road (6 March 1958)

Harcourt Road

Street corner, which has Arthur Standring Fish and Chips shop. — St. Anne's Road and Harcourt Road corner (10 February 1949)

Henry Street

Street corner with the football ground and a large advertisement for C&S XL Ales on the side of the stand. — Bloomfield Road and Henry Street corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner and the exterior of the Seagull Garage. — Bloomfield Road and Henry Street corner (24 February 1938)

Hornby Road

Street corner, with the off licence on the corner advertising Magee's Crown Ale. On the side wall of the buildings next to the off licence are a number of large advertising posters for brands such as OXO. — Coronation Street and Hornby Road corner (24 February 1938)

Hull Road

Street corner, with the shop front for Simmons Hamburgers on the ground floor and Howard Clarkson Bed and Breakfast on the upper floor. — Central Drive and Hull Road corner (7 March 1958)

Knowle Avenue

Exterior of Uncle Tom's Cabin Cafeteria, with houses behind. — Knowle Avenue (13 March 1959)

Layton Road

Three white-washed terraced cottages behind a cobblestone wall. — Layton Road (June 1975)

The rear and outbuildings of white-washed cottages. — Layton Road (June 1975)

Three smaller white-washed terraced cottages to the left, with one larger white-washed cottage to the right. — Layton Road (June 1975)

White-washed cottage. — Layton Road (June 1975)

Leeds Road

Street corner, with the Fylde Coast Fruiterers shop on the corner with boxes of fruit on the outside of the shop. — Whitegate Drive and Leeds Road corner (18 February 1948)

Lytham Road

Street corner with shop fronts, including Huddart Chemist on the corner. — Lytham Road and Station Road corner (24 February 1938)

Row of shop fronts and a bank. — Lytham Road (24 February 1938)

Row of shop fronts, including Collinsons and a bicycle shop, which has a number of bicycles out on their forecourt. — Lytham Road (24 February 1938)

Row of shop fronts, with the shop on the street corner advertising presents, novelties, rock and tobacco. — Lytham Road and Nelson Road corner (1 March 1938)

Row of shop fronts, with the shop on the street corner advertising presents, novelties, rock and tobacco. — Lytham Road and Nelson Road corner (1 March 1938)

The Lido building, advertising swimming, dancing, cafe and medical baths. — Lytham Road (1 March 1938)

Dunes Garage advertising petrol, oil, washing, greasing, repairs and a taxi service. — Lytham Road (6 May 1938)

Row of shop fronts, from left to right is Asnew Dry Cleaners, E. Lee, James Blake Estate Agent, The Sports Corner and the Stanley Mortensen shop on the street corner. — Lytham Road (10 March 1950)

Mere Road

Sports Shop, which has a bicycle parked by the shop window. — Mere Road (23 March 1954)

Montague Street

Street corner, with the Corner Cafe/Snack Bar on the corner which is advertising tea, coffee, snacks and film developing. — Dean Street and Montague Street corner (28 May 1965)

Mount Street

Street corner, with the main building on the corner being a Restaurant. — Dickson Road and Mount Street corner (6 March 1958)

Nelson Road

Row of shop fronts, with the shop on the street corner advertising presents, novelties, rock and tobacco. — Lytham Road and Nelson Road corner (1 March 1938)

Row of shop fronts, with the shop on the street corner advertising presents, novelties, rock and tobacco. — Lytham Road and Nelson Road corner (1 March 1938)

Newton Drive

Field at the side of the road and a military Pill Box. There is a sheltered bus stop on the roadside and houses in the distance. — Newton Drive and Dauntesey Avenue corner

A Military Pill Box on a fenced off patch of land, with a number of houses visible on the road behind the Pill Box. — Dauntesey Avenue and Newton Drive

Norbreck Road

Row of shop fronts, including the Norbreck Post Office with a lady posting a letter into the Post Box outside. There is also a butcher and a chemist. — Norbreck Road (22 February 1938)

Norkeed Road

Pathway and field leading up to the Bispham Lodge Holiday Camp. To the left of the image are the houses running alongside on the adjoining street. — Norkeed Road and Bispham Lodge Holiday Camp (22 February 1938)

Palatine Road

Street corner with signs for Toys and also a Ladies Hairdresser. — Central Drive and Palatine Road corner (3 March 1949)

Yorkshire Penny Bank on the street corner. — Central Drive and Palatine Road corner (3 March 1949)

Yorkshire Penny Bank on the street corner. — Central Drive and Palatine Road corner (2 February 1953)

Pier Street

Buildings on both sides of a small cobbled street. — Pier Street

Preston New Road

Blackpool Service Station, with a man filling a car at the petrol pumps. — Preston New Road

Road lined by street lights with buildings and parked cars on the right. — Preston New Road

Road lined by street lights, with a sticker on the photograph reading Blackpool Service Station Approach From West. — Preston New Road

Isherwoods Garage, which is advertising Tyres for sale. — Preston New Road

Reads Avenue

Street corner, with the Jubilee Club on the corner and a sign in the window for Billiards. — Coronation Street and Reads Avenue corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner with Black's Kosher Restaurant on the corner and Bentley and Son Butchers to the left. — Central Drive and Reads Avenue corner (11 March 1948)

Street corner, with the shop fronts of Black's Corner Store and Cafe with Bentley and Son Butchers next door to the left. — Central Drive and Reads Avenue corner (9 March 1950)

Street corner, with the shop front of Winstons. — Central Drive and Reads Avenue corner (27 February 1957)

Red Bank Road

Group of people waiting by one of the doorways of a building. — Red Bank Road and Promenade corner (28 March 1937)

Street corner, with a large building on the corner which is occupied by shops on the ground floor including a chemist. There is a road in front of the building and then there are tram lines with overhead wires in front of the road. — Red Bank Road and Promenade Corner (22 February 1938)

People walking past a large building on the corner of the road. — Red Bank Road (2 February 1938)

Shop fronts including Sheldon's, S. Ford and Thornber's. There is a W. Haywood butchers delivery van and bicycle parked on the road in front of the shops. — Red Bank Road (22 February 1938)

Row of shops, with a bicycle shop at the end on the right. — Red Bank Road (25 February 1938)

Squires Gate Lane

Row of shops, including Salmon's Cafe on the end which advertises Teas, Luncheons, Breakfasts, Specialists in Hovis. — Squires Gate Lane (10 June 1937)

Row of shops, from left to right is the Milk Bar, Shaw's Ices, Shaw's Cafe, Squires Gate Post Office, Butchers and Cafe. — Squires Gate Lane (10 June 1937)

Shop front with awning. — Squires Gate Lane (10 June 1937)

Shop fronts from left to right, Squires Gate Post Office, Squires Gate Cafe and Supper Bar and a newsagents. — Squires Gate Lane

The road, with Squires Gate Holiday Camp and the sea in the distance. There are also a couple of houses to the right. — Squires Gate Lane (27 September 1950)

St. Anne's Road

Street corner, which has Arthur Standring Fish and Chips shop. — St. Anne's Road and Harcourt Road corner (10 February 1949)

Buildings running alongside the right hand side of the road. — St. Anne's Road (10 February 1949)

Bridge over the road, which is covered in advertising for the Blackpool Building Society. — St. Anne's Road (March 1949)

St. Heliers Road

Street corner and the shop front of J.Hutchinson with advertisements for Hovis and Cookson's Bread. — Bloomfield Road and St. Heliers Road corner (24 February 1938)

Station Road

Row of buildings, some of which are shops, with the Grand Hotel and a sign for Taxis to the left. — Station Road (24 February 1938)

Street corner with Frank Beighton Family Butcher on the corner and a man stood next to a parked bicycle on the road. — Station Road and Bond Street corner (24 February 1938)

Shop fronts to the right, including Taylors on the corner and large houses on the left. — Station Road (24 February 1938)

Shop fronts including South Pier Garage and Premier Drug Store, with a church further up the street. — Station Road (24 February 1938)

Exterior of South Pier Garage. — Station Road (24 February 1938)

Exterior of adjoining buildings, with the business of J. Hall advertised on the shop front in the centre. — Station Road

Street corner, with a number of shop fronts including J & E Taylor. — Bond Street and Station Road corner (24 February 1938)

Street corner with shop fronts, including Huddart Chemist on the corner. — Lytham Road and Station Road corner (24 February 1938)

Swainson Street

Terraced properties and a wall in the middle covered in advertising posters. — Swainson Street (19 March 1954)

Talbot Road

Shop front of Heyes Brothers Furnishers and Carpet Specialists with a man stood by four chairs and other furniture on the forecourt and two ladies exiting the shop. — Talbot Road

Shop front of Heyes Brothers Furnishers and Carpet Specialists, with four chairs and some other furniture on the forecourt. A man is looking through the shop window, as another man is exiting the shop. — Talbot Road

Temple Street

Shop front, advertised as The Main Shop Off The Main Street, flowers and fruit. — Temple Street (October 1953)

Shop fronts including Atkinson's. — Temple Street (October 1953)

Tower Street

Shop fronts and the corner of the Winter Gardens Olympia. — Adelaide Street and Tower Street corner (24 February 1938)

Vicarage Lane

Street sign with an arrow pointing towards Manners and Sense Avenue. A fence and a row of houses are behind the sign. — Cowley Road and Vicarage Lane corner (2 November 1938)

Victoria Street

Shop front with the ground floor advertising hairdressers Andre and Ashley's and the upstairs advertising Sydney Massey and Co Auctioneers, Estate Agents and Valuers. To the right is another shop front advertising a tailors and Ben-Vic rugs. — Victoria Street

The Windmill Cafe and a row of shops leading up to the Winter Gardens, which is advertising Dancing, Opera House, Pavilion. — Victoria Street (2 February 1953)

Road works taking place in front of the shops and Stanleys Restaurant. — Victoria Street (23 February 1981)

Road works in front of the shop fronts of Milletts and Stanleys. — Victoria Street (23 February 1981)

Warbreck Hill Road

Side wall of a public house, which has a large advertisement on for Thwaites Famous Ales and Stout, Wines and Spirits. To the left of the public house is a large park area, with houses that run along the back. — Dickson Road and Warbreck Hill Road corner (22 February 1938)

Warley Road

Street corner, with the Arthur Bolton shop on the corner. — Dickson Road and Warley Road corner (28 February 1938)

Street corner, with a shop on the corner advertising toys, gifts and souvenirs. Other shop fronts are to the right. — Dickson Road and Warley Road corner (19 March 1954)

Waterloo Road

Reliance Garage, with the road in front with a small delivery lorry on it. — Waterloo Road (10 February 1949)

Road bending to the right, with the Oxford Hotel public house on the right and a row of shops on the left. — Waterloo Road

Road bending to the left, with shop fronts on the left hand side. — Waterloo Road

Road junction, with the Premier Garage to the left and the Oxford Hotel public house to the right, advertising C&S X-L Ales on their side wall. — Waterloo Road

Whalley Farm

Field with broken fencing in front of a building. — Whalley Farm, Marton (23 January 1969)

Whitegate Drive

Street corner, with the Fylde Coast Fruiterers shop on the corner with boxes of fruit on the outside of the shop. — Whitegate Drive and Leeds Road corner (18 February 1948)

Winifred Street

Shops on the street corner, with a large advert for Bovril on the wall above the shop. — Adelaide Street and Winifred Street corner (24 February 1938)

York Street

People walking on the street with a Cafe on the right. — Dale Street and York Street corner (20 August 1949)

Street with rows of buildings, including a Cafe on the right. Blackpool Tower can be seen in the distance. — Dale Street and York Street corner (20 August 1949)