Postcards Gallery
A view of Mary Macarthur Home. 
The front gardens of Mary Macarthur Home. 
A bedroom at Mary Macarthur Home. 
The lounge at Mary Macarthur Home. 
The dining room at Mary Macarthur Home. 
“Seafield” believed to be Mary Macarthur Home. 
A postcard view of Ball Street from the 1960s. 
A postcard of Ball Street dating from the 1960s. 
The vicarage. 
A view of the front of the Mary Macarthur Home 
A view of Mary Macarthur House. 
An interior view of Mary Macarthur Home. 
A postcard view of Ball Street from the 1950s. 
The reverse of the 1906 postcard. Published by a firm in Leeds and printed in Germany; to be sent to a lady in Lytham. 
A tinted postcard from 1906 of Queens Square. 
A view of Church Street soon after the properties on the East side were demolished. 
A pre-1910 colour postcard of Church Street. 
Women’s lounge at the Joseph Cross Home. 
In 1927 the house was sold, this time to the Amalgamated Weaver’s Association of Blackburn and Darwen, who wanted to build a convalescent home for their union members. 
A postcard possibly from the days when they were a penny (1d) plain, or tuppence (2d) coloured. 
A postcard possibly from the days when they were a penny (1d) plain, or tuppence (2d) coloured. 
The canteen at the Joseph Cross Home. 
The men’s dormitory at the Joseph Cross Home. 
Dining Hall at the Joseph Cross Convalescent Home.
