….The Barracks, West Derby Village 1934. I understand this was situated on the land opposite the Sefton Arms, roughly where the Hare and Hounds is today. One of my pals started life in those houses;
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This club is before my era -
My late father told me about kids with no shoes & to stop moaning in what I wore, which were hand-me-downs -
Bunny's Store - corner of Church Street and Whitechapel -
Liver Brewery, Scotland Road -
Lewis's -
….the jug will be full of ale from the pub, Dads would send kids in those days.
My late father was a coal miner - so he went straight in the pub after his shift on the coal face at Cronton colliery
…..before they were Wetherspoons.
The Richard John Blackler, Gt Charlotte St;
The Richard John Blackler, Gt Charlotte St;
….The Fall Well, Liverpool City Centre, named after a water source that stood on the site;
….The Welkin (old English word for Sky and commemorates astronomer Jeremiah Horrocks who was born in Toxteth) was Philip, Son & Nephew book shop;
….Bill’s Barbers, Rupert Lane;
The 1950s was a time of great change in Britain, ând especially after the immediate post-war austerity years. In Liverpool, massive slum clearance -
