Old Photos Of Where You Live
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….am I right in thinking I remember seeing it? Can only think it started getting dismantled after the war but part of it remained until after the fire.
…erm, wrong thread Joey but we never tire of seeing the ‘little curly Alan Ball’.
….yep, I’m sure it’s the junction with St Domingo Road. Tommy Whites would eventually go up further up the hill on the left of the pic. It’s a great pic, not seen it before.
Yep the tower Gardens were fantastic too I have a reproduction book somewhere of its history - the ballroom etc was for the elite when built .... then top pop groups featured there in the 1960s -
Hanson's dairy. Church Road. Aigburth 1902.- did this company grow & have milk dairies in most places ?
….some of my closest friends live or lived on the ‘Boot Estate’ in Norris Green;
We used to get our milk off them, seems like they had dozens of those electric milk carts
Edit: there's was a TIZER bottling factory up that Road in the 50s and 60s too
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Still think it's 'reversed' looking up that way would put St George's church on the right?
The photograph surely can't be reversed as the writing on the pub is correct.
No idea mate I'm a wool. lol
I was just pointing out that the photo hadn't been reversed.
Cressington and Grassendale parks: river access restricted -
Recently, when describing a Mersey estuary walk along the Garston shore, at the boundary of Garston docks, this as far as you can go: Garston Docks and the private posh people reside -