http://www.francisfrith.com/pageloader.asp?page=/search/photos/viewphoto.asp&neg=B718013&townid=&collectionid=10&start=1
Broughton, Woodplumpton Lane 1966

http://www.francisfrith.com/pageloader.asp?page=/search/photos/viewphoto.asp&neg=R407011&townid=&collectionid=10&start=1
rufford, lancashire

http://www.francisfrith.com/pageloader.asp?page=/search/photos/viewphoto.asp&neg=B718008&townid=&collectionid=10&start=1

broughton..village school

A very useful map site is www.old-maps.co.uk which, as well as allowing you to see an old and modern map of a place (plus an aerial view, but not in Scotland!) has the added benefit of giving you the modern postcode.

You can then use the postcodes of two locations to use a facility such as that provided by the AA to establish geographical links between places.
Useful for finding trip detail ..even speed cameras in the UK.