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Old Photos Of Where You Live
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New Bright open air Lido - I jumped off this top board ouch when my feet landed into 14 ft of the deep icy cold water -
Lived in the very next house to the terminal for years. it was not only a local sweetshop but I got Alan Balls autograph there. Gordon West was not so co-operative
Bessie Braddock, MP on a slum site in Liverpool -
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Before it housed hitlers left one......one for the oldies.....
….there’s a ‘blue plaque’ on a house not far from me in Zig Zag Rd where Bessie Braddock lived. Wonderful woman.
….it wasn’t that long ago that ‘Carters’ and their horses were a fundamental part of Liverpool life. My own grandfather was a City Council blacksmith.
1900s, Carter horse at the Docks;
1900s, Carter horse at the Docks;
…Carter at East Hornby Dock;
….1931, Carter at Tunnel construction;
The short-lived New Brighton Tower was styled on the world-famous Eiffel Tower in Paris and opened in 1898. The Tower was the highest building in the country at 568 feet and 621 feet above sea level, burnt down in a ballroom fire -
As Gustav Eiffel was putting the finishing touches to his towering marvel of wrought iron for the 1889 World’s Fair in Paris, waxed moustaches began to twitch in the drawing rooms of Britain.…
The Tower didn’t burn down, it was demolished after the First World War because vital maintenance, such as round the clock painting to protect against the constant, damp sea air, had not been carried out while workers were away in the trenches. The building at the foot of the tower finally burned down in 1969.
So why, oh why, did they pull it down...? Yes, of course, I know it was burned to the ground - but why not rebuild it...?
The Tower didn’t burn down, it was demolished after the First World War because vital maintenance, such as round the clock painting to protect against the constant, damp sea air, had not been carried out while workers were away in the trenches. The building at the foot of the tower finally burned down in 1969.
So why, oh why, did they pull it down...? Yes, of course, I know it was burned to the ground - but why not rebuild it...?
This place was all the rage in the 1970s - I took my Girlfriend now my wife - many times to this clasy place -
