Photos of M6
There are 1,767 photos tagged with M6, arranged across several pages. Photos are arranged in the order they were thought to have been taken, with the oldest first. If you have one, why not upload it?
The original south elevations of the Pennine Tower.
Lots of people attend the opening ceremony for the M6 and Charnock Richard services.
This is an aerial photograph taken just after the motorway opened in 1963. I worked for the Company that
Knutsford services looking south from above, taken shortly after opening.
An artists impression of Knutsford shortly after it opened.
Charnock Richard in the 1960s.
A similar view, looking south.
A third postcard.
Keele in the '60s. Look at the traffic!
Keele in the 1960s, with tri-screen vision.
The original transport café on the bridge at the services.
An old postcard showing the view of Knutsford from the brand new M6.
Another view of the services on an old postcard.
The Pennine Tower under construction.
The southbound services in 1965: there's a lot which has changed.
The tower, on the front of a postcard from the late '60s.
The tower restaurant in its heyday.
Lancaster services and The Pennine Tower on 28 August 1968.
A queue for the toilets taken outside the original building at Tebay. Some Shell branding is visible on
An overview of the service area in the 1970s.
The service area, taken shortly after opening. There is a chimney just visible behind the forecourt shelter,
The distinctive forecourt roof, believed to be Burton West.
Inside the original northbound cafe, shortly after opening in 1972.
The original northbound cafe counter, shortly after opening in 1972.
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