….the ‘Tue Brook’ is now largely culverted;
Old Photos Of Where You Live
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…..1960s, Eastbourne St at its junction with Village St;
Wonderful park, haunt of my youth
….Rupert Lane Park;
Rupert Lane has a fascinating history. In 1908 the Liverpool Mercury newspaper carried a report that stated "Thanks to the munificence of the David Lewis Trustees, Rupert Lane Barracks is being acquired from the government for use of the property for open air enjoyment".
The plot of green that remains in the barracks square is almost the sole remnants of former Everton remembered by so many old inhabitants.
Rupert Lane has a fascinating history. In 1908 the Liverpool Mercury newspaper carried a report that stated "Thanks to the munificence of the David Lewis Trustees, Rupert Lane Barracks is being acquired from the government for use of the property for open air enjoyment".
The plot of green that remains in the barracks square is almost the sole remnants of former Everton remembered by so many old inhabitants.
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