I was looking for an old photo of King George the V playing fields - no luck .....
Old Photos Of Where You Live
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…The Gypsum Boulder, Liverpool Rd, Crosby. Found in 1898 and displayed here until moving to nearby Coronation Park in 1926. Thought to weigh 18 tons it was unearthed by Crosby man, Edward Peters from his brick field in Cooks Lane;
….Netherfield Rd, 1927:
….Breckfield Rd Sth, 1940;
The Quiet Man, Longview Drive, Huyton. Taken May 2009 - I never went there much - mainly because of Brew Ten Bitter -
Looking north towards Aigburth from The Garston Hotel about 1960, massive Coal depot and sidings on the left.
Times have changed, once I was deemed old enough...9 or 10
Every 3 months I would be given £5 in an envelope - which was somewhere near a weeks wages - to take to the guy in the wooden office you can see through the gate to pay the coal bill and I didn't even get to keep the couple of coppers change
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Times have changed, once I was deemed old enough...9 or 10
Every 3 months I would be given £5 in an envelope - which was somewhere near a weeks wages - to take to the guy in the wooden office you can see through the gate to pay the coal bill and I didn't even get to keep the couple of coppers change.
Fast forward to 1969 looking the other way towards The Garston Hotel and the village, the 1957 Clean Air Act has done its job and all the coal is gone.
1930s map showing the old Garston Dock Station which was just off to the top right of the pub
The 'new' road by pass follows some of the old line
Just found a better map
The 'new' road by pass follows some of the old line
Just found a better map
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…1890s, William Brown St;
Church street 1939 & now -
carlos21
KING OF REP
Yo joey.
….where ‘The Spinners’ eventually made their name.
