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Mel
PostPosted: Thu Oct 07, 2010 4:51 pm 
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Mel wrote:
I've received an email from the Burnley Express this morning in response to the message I sent to them today.
The website is going through a revamp which, it is hoped, will resolve technical issues that they currently have including the Peek into the Past images.


It looks like we now have the new look Burnley Express....with bigger images for the Peek into the Past articles :D http://www.burnleyexpress.net/community ... o-the-past

Will have a nosey around and then send an email....I was quick to complain so I'll thank them for the nig pics :D

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I think this is the same place...
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StephenBray
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I wonder what event was so important that two photographers were required..?
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I have since found out that this photo was taken on Charter Day, 14th August 1895.
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