Photographs

Faces, places, and moments worth preserving.

The former Society’s photographs carry family memory beyond names and dates. This first gallery brings together selected images from the recovered DVD archive.

1957

About these photographs

Captions follow information found in the former website and file names. Unidentified people have not been named by guesswork. Please send corrections or identifications to info@LivesayHS.org.

Society gatherings

Reunions through the years

Group photograph from the Livesay Historical Society Lewisburg annual meeting — **Lewisburg annual meeting**Group photograph preserved in the former Society album, 2003.

Group portrait at the Livesay Historical Society Fiftieth Anniversary meeting — **Fiftieth Anniversary**Group portrait, Hotel Roanoke, 2006.

Old Dominion Cloggers at the 2006 anniversary gathering — **Old Dominion Cloggers**Performance at the 2006 anniversary gathering.

Livesay and Livesey family lunch in Lancashire in 2006 — **Lancashire family lunch**The Dunkenhalgh, May 14, 2006.

Display of flour sacks and Livesay Mill memorabilia — **Livesay Mill display**Family and business memorabilia shown at a gathering.

Lancashire heritage

Places connected to the story

Historic 1889 drawing of Livesey Old Hall — **Livesey Old Hall**Drawing dated 1889 and reproduced in Building News in 1890.

Four rural views around Tockholes in Lancashire — **Rural Tockholes**Preserved views of farms and moorland.

Independent Chapel at Tockholes rebuilt in 1880 — **Independent Chapel**Tockholes chapel, rebuilt in 1880.

Historic drawing of Feniscowles Old Hall near Blackburn — **Feniscowles Old Hall**Historic drawing preserved in the Society archive.

Family records & keepsakes

Images that help tell the history

Historic portraits identified as Joseph Livesey and his wife Jane Williams — **Joseph and Jane Livesey**Portraits identified in the former archive.

Framed portrait, cup, and plate associated with Joseph Livesey — **Livesey memorabilia**A framed portrait, commemorative cup, and plate.

Grave monument identified as Joseph Livesey's in Preston — **Joseph Livesey’s grave**Memorial in Preston, preserved in the former archive.

Original photo album

Explore the former website’s preserved album page.

The archival page includes additional annual-meeting photographs from 2003 through 2007. It remains in its original format and may contain outdated navigation or broken external links.

Download archival album

Help identify the collection

Who is in your family photograph?

Send photographs at the highest available quality. Include names, dates, places, the photographer or owner when known, and permission to reproduce images of living people.

info@LivesayHS.org