What were you hoping could still be saved on 21st November 1956? The Liverpool Overhead Railway perhaps? On that day a small Welsh community marched
1007 – First mention of the River Mersey, in a deed from the reign of Ethelread II, the name is old English from Maere, meaning
In 2007, Liverpool was 800 years old! No medieval buildings survive in the city centre but the ancient street pattern is still there. What follows
As people drive through Garston and Speke, on their journeys in and out of the City or to visit the local retail, commercial, and enterprise
References by Dr DUNCAN to the Board of Health on the condition of the graveyards. The seven burial ground which bodies are disposed of in
Members and visitors may be interested in some of the buildings and structures in the area surrounding “Hope at Everton”, our regular meeting place since
From Welfare to Politics The founder of the family, William (I) was a yeoman farmer in Gawsworth. The worth of his possessions was £25 William
With the rapid development of Liverpool from 1700 onwards there was an increasing need for ‘coales’ that could not be met by the existing road
Liverpool Playhouse Theatre The Liverpool Playhouse is a theatre in Williamson Square in the city of Liverpool and is the oldest repertory theatre in England