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| Rear of the Queen Victoria statue in Dalton Square and Lancaster Town Hall. |
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| Queen Victoria statue from the Town Hall side. |
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| Close up of the intricate carved figures on the base of the statue. They appear on all four sides and depict eminent Victorians.. |
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| Lord Ashton generously paid for the statue in 1906. |
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| Another view of the impressive Town Hall building. It was officially opened in December 1909 by Lord Ashton. |
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| The building replaced the existing Town Hall, which is now the City Museum in Market Street. |
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| As can be seen the Town Hall is quite a substantial building and was partly financed by Lord Ashton. |
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| The rear of the building and entrance to Ashton Hall. |
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| This building was formerly the Lancaster fire station. |
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| Lancaster War Memorial. |
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| Sun Street. |
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| Formerly the Cooperative building on the corner of Church Street. |
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| A clsoer look at the top of the building. |
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| The Nat West Bank building in Church Street. |
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| The Sun Hotel and Pub. |
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| The Judges Lodgings building, now opened to the public. |
Wonderful architecture.
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