Motorway Services Online

(See also: Gallery:The Pennine Tower)

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The new southbound entrance, pictured in around 1990, with steps and a ramp.
The petrol station and garage at Forton northbound, pictured in around 1990.
The staircase which led straight up to the bridge, signed for the restaurant.
The forecourt at Forton northbound, with Rank branding on the shop.
The southbound building with a Rank sign above the extension.
The entrance to the northbound building at the foot of the tower, taken in around 1990.
Outside the northbound service area, showing the old tourist information office and the takeaway extension.
Looking across to the northbound service area, taken in around 1990.
A coach parked at the back of the building, pictured in around 1990.
The northbound building, pictured in around 1989, showing the steps up to the bridge and the front before it
A commemorative cover marking the opening of the UK's first motorway sub-post office.
Lancaster services and The Pennine Tower on 28 August 1968.
The Pennine Tower, depicted on a postcard from the 1960s.
A postcard showing the tower at Forton and the new M6.
The tower, on the front of a postcard from the late '60s.
The automated catering trial being used within the transport café.
A large automated catering system being trialled in the transport café at Forton.
The southbound services immediately after opening. The transport café is upstairs, with snacks and toilets
The southbound services in 1965: there's a lot which has changed.
A vehicle having its tyre pressure checked in 1965. The machine on the left sold cigarettes and confectionery.
The forecourt in 1965
The Pennine Tower under construction.
An artists' impression of Forton services, used in their publicity.
The original south elevations of the Pennine Tower.