The Prom 1976
Old Photos Of Where You Live
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Dundee mifflin
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Top of Hopwood street,you can see the Parrot pub on the right.
RufusCat
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Became a pub and brewery about 8 years ago, still on my list of places to try
….Blacklers;
The image shows a comparison of the same location in Everton, Liverpool, between 1835 and 2021. The location is known for the "Everton Lock-up" and the "Old Toffee Shop."
The top image is a painting from 1835, showing the Everton Lock-up and the Old Toffee Shop, with several buildings and a street scene.
The bottom image is a photograph from 2021, showing the same area today. The buildings have been replaced with a grassy park, but the Everton Lock-up, a small, circular stone building, is still visible.
The Everton Lock-up, also known as Prince Rupert's Tower, is a Grade II listed building and a local landmark.
The comparison highlights the significant urban development and changes that have occurred over nearly two centuries.
The top image is a painting from 1835, showing the Everton Lock-up and the Old Toffee Shop, with several buildings and a street scene.
The bottom image is a photograph from 2021, showing the same area today. The buildings have been replaced with a grassy park, but the Everton Lock-up, a small, circular stone building, is still visible.
The Everton Lock-up, also known as Prince Rupert's Tower, is a Grade II listed building and a local landmark.
The comparison highlights the significant urban development and changes that have occurred over nearly two centuries.
Connor mcloud
Player Valuation: £10m
Looks like its turned into a bar in the colour pic.
Whereabouts in Wavertree, cant place it?
A great Grotto - my late father took me when I was little still got the photo with Father Christmas ....
Only went to the Abbey Picture house & the Liverpool Flower show at Wavertree Park - & passed the Botanic arms on the bus never noticed that place TBH - it looks to maybe been on the main road somewhere?
It's in memory of my late father who died in his 50s with bowel cancer ...Hate to be the one to break it to you mate, but . . .
No
I can't do it
At the age I was yes I believed in Father Christmas I was only at my infants school & my late father used to call in see the teacher & only the next morning he would tell me - no school today we are going somewhere special & to the pictures afterwards ... he did it to all of his 3 children as their were age gaps so individually he took us down there ... until he told us he never existed which I sort of guessed as I found hidden presents in the house
-As the photo shows it was a fantastic display a proper Grotto .... & store....
When Huyton was a lovely Village -
The Quarry pitch Huyton Quarry - no house when I played for the Church Youth team no a park bench -
The Quiet Man Longview Drive Huyton - Brew Ten Bitter = awful stuff live not far away from this pub never used it other than once - long gone -
The Horseshoe Whiston my parents met there - & my Grandad died in there - the pub long gone -
My local at one time - long gone -
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