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Old Photos Of Where You Live
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The 1T85 Lancastrian waiting to depart Lime Street for Southport - April 1968.
The 1T85 Lancastrian waiting to depart Lime Street for Southport - April 1968.
The Quarry inn - known as Cases pub - no longer exist - my local - my first pint at 16 years old 14p -in the bar - 15p in the lounge -
almost 6 pints for £1.00
almost 6 pints for £1.00
…scored some goals in that park, don’t think I was ever beaten playing ‘3 and in’ against the privets by the railinggs as a kid.
Me and mrs degsy used to drop in there many a Friday evening after I picked her up from work, have a few beers then on to the chippy pick up tea for us and the kids
The chip shop by the Wiston old Horseshoe pub used to be a cracking chip shop back in then in the 1970s- Fiday night six pints of brown bitter & a gang of us would walk from Cases pub for prwn curry & chips & eat them on the way back....
My late father local 0pposite Derby street where I partly grew up - the Seel Arms pub - still open a Tetley Walker house thrived with Huyton BICC had a massive workforce back then - It used to have a off-licence & the money we got on hunted down empty beer bottles 3d per bottle
….replaced by Liverpool One;
I had to not quite do a runner but I made my self scarce pdq after getting filthy looks and muttering upsetting the regulars by winning the quiz And the cash jackpot accumulator
It was a bit of an old style pub with a few nutjobs using it - someone bet a local farmer he would not enter it on his horse & order a pint - he did ....I had to not quite do a runner but I made my self scarce pdq after getting filthy looks and muttering upsetting the regulars by winning the quiz And the cash jackpot accumulator
I played darts here once a bit of a rough house - the Huyton Park Hotel st john's road Huyton -
Simpler times and did we really need more shops?
Lao
Player Valuation: £35m
The park was gone long before Liverpool One, replaced by the Holiday Inn (Became Moat House Hotel) and car park by 1973
Lao
Player Valuation: £35m
That happened to me and a mate at the Jolly Miller once. You have to be careful if you nip in for a pint and end up winning the jackpot!I had to not quite do a runner but I made my self scarce pdq after getting filthy looks and muttering upsetting the regulars by winning the quiz And the cash jackpot accumulator