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….thankfully his own thread and @Moomin record on these matters :dance:

….that’s brilliant, managed to find Hardwick St on there from my roots, think this is no 33, tough times;

The National Library of Scotland have some online maps of Liverpool from 1889-90 which may be of some use. I managed to find Mount Vernon View on one...

N Not sure where mum went to school but I do know that she got married in sacred heart church corner of Prescott street. That friend of my mum who I mentioned my original post well according to my mum she was the last baby christened in St...

…..my Mum 1923, we went to Rathbone School off Low Hill.

Yeah you’re right, the date on the photo is 1935 mum was born 1918 so probably a good chance she may have move by then but unsure

My dad's local The Black. They love having the lights turned up full blast.

…it’s all so close now, especially with British bases on the island it could soon impact travel.

…yep, so poignant to see a pic like that from less than 100 years ago and think there’s a decent chance one of your relatives is on it.

Pathos is a beautiful area, as you say it is so sad what is going on a relatively short journey away. Enjoy the rest of your break!

…..disappointing if they don’t win from here but it is Lancs.

Thanks eggs it certainly does look like it was around where I thought it was. Grim conditions in those days.

….my grandparents were probably close neighbours. Seems like Mount Vernon View was off Mt Vernon Street. Apparently a bit of it still exists;

….122-7 :cool:

The greatest county in the land are hunting Kent here.