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| Postcards of the Past |
| Liverpool |
| An excellent postcard of the Royal Liver Building - no date for this one. (Z) |
| Crosby Road, Waterloo. (Z) |
| An undated postcard of William Brown Street. (Z) |
| The Entrance to the Mersey Tunnel - opened in 1933 - a postcard from the 1930s. |
| Two views inside the tunnel. |
| No date for this postcard of the Midland Adelphi Hotel. (Z) |
| Merton Road, Bootle. |
| A liner at the Landing Stage - not a very good image, sorry ! |
| Search the internet for more about Liverpool. |
| The New Midland Adelphi Hotel. |
| St George's Hall. (Z) |
| St John's Gardens - a 1915 postcard. (Z) |
| Castle Street in the early 20th Century. |
| The Overhead Electric Railway and St Nicholas Church. |
| Dale Street. |
Did You Know.... that Arthur Askey, the comedian, was born at 29 Moses Street in LIverpool, in 1900 ? Did You Also Know.... that Tommy Handley, comedian, best known for ITMA, was born at Toxteth Park in Liverpool in 1892 ? And Did You Know.... that Leonard Rossiter, actor, (Rigsby, Reginald Perrin) was born in this city in 1926 ? |

| Liverpool lies on the eastern side of the Mersey Estuary in north-west England. It is a major port - indeed in the 19th Century, forty percent of the world's trade passed through Liverpool Docks - and it was also a major embarkation point for immigrants to North America. Today, tourism plays a large role in the city's economy, boosted by the popularity of the Beatles and other groups. |
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| A great view of the Landing Stage from 1912. (Z) |

| The Landing Stage and Dock Offices. (Z) |

| St John's Gardens and William Brown Street. (Z) |

| The North-Western Hotel. (Z) |

| Church Street. (Z) |

| Lime Street in the late 1920s. |






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