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Was it the 76 bus (amongst others) that went right past? the 76 (I think) meant you could get there from Huyton in no time ...Possibly the best Cinema in Liverpool - in the Wavertree area - They even put an upstairs bar in there - a fantastic screen - Cinerama -
The Abbey picture house -
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H8 - H16, & H 11 Crossville buses from Huyton went past it too...Was it the 76 bus (amongst others) that went right past? the 76 (I think) meant you could get there from Huyton in no time ...
That building facing the 40 steps as we used to know it as kids was my school. My grandmother and some of my aunties and uncles lived in the row of houses pictured on the left. Happy memories as a child. I lived just behind the school in Garden Lane which was demolished in the mid 60s.
That building facing the 40 steps as we used to know it as kids was my school. My grandmother and some of my aunties and uncles lived in the row of houses pictured on the left. Happy memories as a child. I lived just behind the school in Garden Lane which was demolished in the mid 60s.
Thomas Lane, Knotty Ash. Liverpool. St John's Junior School (Former), where Ken Dodd attended, on the left - I often used to walk past Dodds house just before the Knotty Ash Arm Pub -
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I never saw Garden Lane getting knocked down because we had already moved before that. I know the row of houses on the left were knocked down and they built a block of flats there called John F Kennedy heights and my auntie lived there for a while.….I remember that school very well. I also watched the tower blocks construction rising daily that must’ve been built on your old house.
I never saw Garden Lane getting knocked down because we had already moved before that. I know the row of houses on the left were knocked down and they built a block of flats there called John F Kennedy heights and my auntie lived there for a while.
I went to a funeral of an old next door neighbour from Garden Lane a few months ago. They moved to Field street just off Everton Brow by the old Clock pub. The area has changed a lot since I lived there. I felt quite sad really and I also found out that a few of my childhood friends had passed away.…I sat on my front steps off Everton Rd and watched those flats getting built. So much had been demolished down to Shaw St, I could see clearly across to Everton Brow. I’m sure I played footy in your old school playground once or twice.
Just round the corner from Marine FC