…yep, just finding it hard to recognise any of it. Can’t think of an Everton house with a garden in those days, all 2 up 2 down terraced with back yards cramped together.
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…yep, just finding it hard to recognise any of it. Can’t think of an Everton house with a garden in those days, all 2 up 2 down terraced with back yards cramped together.
If I moaned about hand me down clothes-my late father would add - you lucky to have shoes !
That was all they built back then social housing?
Iana
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I would be amazed if that was Everton in 1933…it looks like it could be an aerial view of Norris Green.
trueblue84
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Is that mid 2000s st.helens?
Bad woolist you la.
….no idea what our city planners were thinking of;
…..one of my earliest memories was my Dad walking with me in his arms to Myrtle St Children’s hospital in dense fog. As a toddler i must have grown a little overnight and I could no longer cleanly walk under the table and split my head open. I’d guess it was circa 1958;
Is that a Routemaster bus in the earlier picture?
…just had to look what a Routemaster Bus looks like and I think we had some that were similar to London buses.
Yes, I wondered if the Routemaster description applied to all buses where you boarded at the back and paid a conductor or if it only included those in London that were running when I lived there.
….that descriptor certainly applied to Liverpool buses when I was a kid but I’m not sure if Routemaster was model.