EPW004060 ENGLAND (1920). General view over the town, Barrow-in-Furness, from the south-east, 1920

Public Baths

bath street and respective streets either side chatsworth melborne adelade blake lyon, exmouth hood, howe anson keppel, parry monk, cook nelson rodney, napier dundonald, vernon hawke, collingwood

junior school

Waggoner's Arms at 1 Scott Street

This is ground on which now stands Craven Park, the home of Barrow Raiders rugby league team. The stadium was built in the early thirties, so this photo is about ten years older. But the shape and size of whatever occupies this area in the photo, is identical the the ground today. I notice to the right of the ground is what appears to be the derelict remains of a church. This is now the west stand of the rugby ground. I dont know enough of the history to comment on this building. To the north of the ground in the photo there appears to be a number of open reservoirs. This area is occupied by houses these days.

Cross Keys public house

Public Library (incomplete)

infant school

Lyceum Hall & Spiritualist Church above

the "Scotch Buildings" (3 Glasgow style tenement building blocks arranged in a triangle.)

Ramsden Square & statue

Barrow Heamatite Iron & Steel Works

Jute Works