A rare view of a lost local landmarkThis detailed pencil drawing captures the old water tower that once stood on the northern border of Chorley, right at the top of Bamber Bridge (Church Road). On the old northern border — a striking industrial structure rising above the houses, trees and roadside signs.Drawn with careful attention to the textures of the weathered tower, the surrounding buildings, foliage, and the distinctive “Borough of Chorley – Safety First – Drive With Care” road sign, this piece preserves a piece of local history that has now disappeared from the landscape.
A nostalgic reminder for those who remember the tower in its original location
Rich in authentic local detail — the kind of everyday scene that defined the area
Beautifully captures the character of Lancashire’s industrial and residential heritage
Meticulously researched and drawn on high-quality paper
Perfect for anyone with a connection to Bamber Bridge, Chorley, or South Ribble — whether you grew up in the area, still live nearby, or simply love collecting artwork that tells the story of Lancashire’s changing landscape.This is a genuine one-of-a-kind original — there are no prints or reproductions.
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