Old Photos Of Where You Live
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The rain, it raineth every day
1881 Lime Street Construction -
The Egremont Ferry -
Art Deco masterpiece.
One Boxing Day night, there was an invite only free ale all nighter, I left at 7am and there was still a dozen still there...including the Mar and Da.
The cars on the right are coming from Town & Domingo. The cars are going through the junction, they are on Robson Street, the road changes at this
to Sleepers Hill down to Stanley Park. The road to the left of the newsagents is Walton Breck Road (The Road to Hell). The road near right hand side is
Burleigh Roads South & North. Road between Walton Breck and Sleepers Hill is Blessington Road. I hope I am near enough on this.
No Alla Violenza
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The one in Everton @Eggs ?
We’ve got friends who live there, I don’t recognise it at all from this pic
….yep, that’s Everton Library on the left.
No Alla Violenza
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Mad that, just seems too long
Mad that, just seems too long
…probably changed a fair bit since that pic, the library is in a right state and Tommy White Gardens on the left side is long gone.
…St Polycarps, Netherfield Rd;
We drove past that library after one of the games last season. Why was it allowed to fall into such a state of ruin?
….dreadful state of affairs for such a stunning building.
Use to drink in there , the flying saucer down the road, Speke had some good and some dodgy boozers back in the day
The Noah’s nark Alan Ruskin use to run it, remember he got batterd by a well known Speke thug
Spent many a night in The Noah in the early 70s...and St Ambrose.
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