Current Journal

The LHS 2010 Journal (ISSN 1477-3597)

is published annually, and is issued free to all members.

The 2010 journal is available in May 2010. Price £5 to non members

JOURNAL CONTENTS

CHAIRMAN'S INTRODUCTION

MR HAWTHORNE COMES TO LIVERPOOL: Ron Jones

VICTORIAN LIVERPOOL'S MARITIME: Caroline Withall

ECONOMY AND CHILD LABOUR A VERY ENGLISH TAJ MAHAL: John Hussey

LIVERPOOL HALFPENNIES: Michael L Brian & Kathy Donaldson

TWO BOOTLE BROTHERS: Andrew Lee Hart

Albert Edward & Charles Herbert Workman; FROM LIVERPOOL TO THE LAKE DISTRICT:

J A Hilton W G Collingwood

THE LIVERPOOL PRIVATEERS 1779-178: Don Higham

NAMING THE NATIVES: the origins of `Dicky Sam', 'Wacker' and Scouse` : Tony Crowley

LIVERPOOL TO PRESCOT TURNPIKE ROAD 1726-1871: Neville King

HUYTON'S FORGOTTEN SCHOOL AND LANDING GROUND: Rob O'Brien

A DEAD LOSS? The short but unusual history of The Liverpool Crematorium Company Limited, 1891-1908 Rob Halliday & Fred Forrest

HITLER 1889-1945: We never met, but our paths crossed Stan Houghton

20 FORTHLIN ROAD:A McCartney Family Home Kevin Roach

ST SYLVESTER'S SCHOOL IN THE 1930s Frank Boyce

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Back Numbers

Paper copies of Journals 1 - 5 (2002 - 2006) are now no longer available, but a CD containing the content of all five Journals is available at a cost of £5.00 + £1.00 p+ p

Back numbers of Journals 6 - 8 are available at the reduced cover price of £4.00 + £1.00 p&p are also available.

CD's and back journals may be ordered from the above address.

Newsletter

This is usually published three times each year, and gives news of forthcoming talks, and conferences, new books and offers, and other items of interest to local history enthusiasts. It also serves as a medium for notification of formal Society business. Where possible, it also includes reports of talks recently given at Society meetings, and can thus vary in size between 4 and 8 pages. Issued primarily to members, there are usually some additional copies available for free distribution at our talks.