Lancaster Lancashire Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

A scenic view of a bridge over the Lancaster canal, in North West England.

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A view of the River Lune near Lancaster on a sunny day, with green fields and wooded slopes.

12 July 2019: Lancaster, UK - A busy day in Cheapside, the main shopping street of the historic town, on a bright sunny day, with people shopping and sitting outside cafes drinking coffee.

Lancaster’s Ashton Memorial is being illuminated by a rainbow of colours this month in support of a number of good causes.

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Taken at dawn from Carlisle Railway footbridge looking down River Lune with Ashton Memorial on skyline and Millenium footbridge lights in centre of image

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The Ashton Memorial is located at the highest point in Williamson Park, Lancaster, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom

Lancaster canal at night

The River Lune near Lancaster flowing through lush green countryside with Ingleborough on the far horizon.

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Night view of Millenium bridge in Lancaster over River Lune with dark blue stormy sky, bright lights and reflections

English countryside during an Autumn Sunset. Lancaster, Northwest England.

Morecambe Bay coastal erosion. High Tide, long exposure. Carnforth, Lancashire.

The Lune valley aqueduct, a magnificent Victorian engineering achievement, which carries the Lancaster canal over the river Lune.

Lancaster Priory Church of St Mary can be viewed from mant vantage points throughout the whole of Lancaster.

Morecambe Bay coastal erosion. High Tide, long exposure. Carnforth, Lancashire.

Pumpkins in the garden, against the background of other plants. Autumn, harvest, harvesting.

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A view from Morecambe Bay coast, Lancashire, England. HDR.

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Vintage illustration of Christ Church, Lancaster, Victorian church architecture, 1850s, 19th Century. Christ Church was built between 1855 and 1857 to a design by the London architect Henry Martin. It was built as a chapel for Lancaster Grammar School and the local workhouse.

Ashton Memorial at Williamson Park in Lancaster, Lancashire

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The Lune aqueduct near Lancaster, which carries the Lancaster canal over the River of the same name.

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Lancaster, Lancashire, UK - December 24th 2018: The impressive gatehouse of Lancaster Castle, with a statue of John of Gaunt

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The cityscape of Lancaster, with Morecambe Bay viewed from the Ashton Memorial

Lancaster Castle is a medieval castle founded in the 11th century on the site of a Roman fort. Lancaster, Lancashire, England, on Monday, 11th April, 2022.

Lancaster, Lancashire, UK - December 25th 2018: InfoLab21, School of Computing and Communications, Lancaster University, South Drive, Bailrigg, Lancaster

Morecambe, United Kingdom - July 23 2018: A view from Morecambe Bay coast, Lancashire, England. HDR.

12 July 2019: Lancaster, Lancashire, UK - The Potato Tram, an old tram converted to sell jacket potatoes, outside St Nic's Arcade in the town centre. Shoppers passing by.

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Tudor rose vector isolated icon. Traditional heraldic emblem of England. The war of roses of houses Lancaster and York.

Tudor rose vector isolated icon. Traditional heraldic emblem of England. The war of roses of houses Lancaster and York.

Lancaster, UK - May 25, 2013: People walking up to the Entrance to Lancaster Castle on opening day when it formally opened to the general public after being used as a Prison for many years.

Lancaster Railway Station in Lancaster, England, UK

A wide view of the river Lune and bridge at the Crokk o' Lune, near Lancaster

Lancaster City Council clock

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12 July 2019: Lancaster, UK - Lancaster Castle, the main entrance. It was Britain's longest serving prison until its closure in 2011. It is now open to the public.

This photo was taken in Lancaster, Lancashire, UK

Ashton Memorial is a folly in Williamson Park in the city of Lancaster in northwest England, during Summer

Lancaster Castle in the 19th century. Engraving from “Wycliffe to Wesley; Heroes and Martyrs of the Church in Britain” published in 1885 by T. Woolmer, London. Author Gregory J. Robinson. Lancaster Castle was notoriously used for the trials and executions of the “Lancashire Witches” in the 17th century.

Lancaster, Lancashire, UK - December 24th 2018: Skyline view across the City of Lancaster towards Lancaster Castle and the Priory Church

Red Rose of Lancaster symbolises the county of Lancashire