Old Photos Of Where You Live

[Cameron Manning]

….1960, Gt Homer St/Prince Edwin St;

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Yes with two pubs facing Prinny Eddy, you can only see one, The Brown Cow and Preston’s were the names of the pubs, I think they both had gas mantles for their lighting when I looked in as a kid, The Fruit Market is just further along from the pub. The pubs were on the corner of Juvenal St.

 

[Cameron Manning]

…1959, Commutation Row, pubs were The Court House, Hare and Hounds, The County;

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Yes with Peppers pub on the corner of Commutation Row and Islington, Dan English was the manager of one the other three pubs, he used to manage The Dive on Roe St. before it was demolished when The Precinct was built.

 

[Cameron Manning]

….Cases St featured a few boozers; Egerton’s, Cases, The Sefton, The Globe;

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One of those pubs was known as “ The Tit House” not sure why, my mate was barred for asking one of the barmaids what she doing working there, she was very flat chested!

 

[davids]

…yes it was, we played a couple of seasons together at Schoolboy level in the early 70s.

I was there much earlier. Same time as Ronnie Goodlass,he really stood out. Saunders hoofed me because of my bad attitude. I thought I was a 6'2" version of Denis Law.

 

[Joey66]

Commercial Hotel Breck road Everton -

 

[Joey66]

The Parrot Pub. Scotland road-Hopwood street - 1980 -​

 

[Eggs]

I was there much earlier. Same time as Ronnie Goodlass,he really stood out. Saunders hoofed me because of my bad attitude. I thought I was a 6'2" version of Denis Law.

….Ronnie was in my school but a few years older. I watched him playing for England Boys that year.

Tom Saunders was the one who signed me for RS, took my Dad out of work, came to my school headmaster and asked for permission for the rest of the day off. Met Shankley and Paisley at Melwood, then on to Anfield. Tom signed me at home that night (Everton called the next day, obviously Tom had been tipped off; true story).

 

[Eggs]

….1944, US-P47 Thunderbolts on Booker Ave, Speke, after arriving at the Pier Head from the States. The planes were carried sideways with a girder fitted to widen the load span of the trucks. What a memorable sight for the young girl in the picture;

 

[davids]

….Ronnie was in my school but a few years older. I watched him playing for England Boys that year.

Tom Saunders was the one who signed me for RS, took my Dad out of work, came to my school headmaster and asked for permission for the rest of the day off. Met Shankley and Paisley at Melwood, then on to Anfield. Tom signed me at home that night (Everton called the next day, obviously Tom had been tipped off; true story)

If I remember correctly each school sent their best 4/5 players to Penny Lane,one from mine Les Grant was the son of Jacky Grant who played with Catterick and the brother of David who played in the Youth Cup winning team. Top player,but just wasn't interested.He made the final cut but didn't bother turning up any more.

 

[degsy]

Not a quiz, but a query; I found these pics can anybody identify the market?
The translation from German just states...
Liverpool Weekly Market 1969
I'll not mention my thoughts so as to not muddy the waters.










I like the prices and the meat was probably better quantity too.

 

[Eggs]

Not a quiz, but a query; I found these pics can anybody identify the market?
The translation from German just states...
Liverpool Weekly Market 1969
I'll not mention my thoughts so as to not muddy the waters.
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I like the prices and the meat was probably better quantity too.

….terrific pics, certainly an established/regular market but I’d only be guessing when I say Gt Homer St or Garston.

 

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