The population was 9,958 at the 2020 census. Or photos? regards Hi, I had a friend who went to a special Resential school in 1970. 705 W 9th Street, East Liverpool, OH 43920 is a single family listed new listing at $70,000. Scale; 5.5 inches to 1 Mile An original map/plan of Liverpool& Bootle. The franchise was extended to some women over age 30 in 1918, but it was not until 1928 that the voting age was made 21 for both men and women. Liverpool did have a busy little watchmaking trade at one point, with a few workshops dotted around the town centre and just to the south (so your own apprentice is in the right place). George. My grandad was baptised at St Johns Priory in Liverpool, but I cant find any info on Google. Glad you like the site! My dad was adopted hes not the first adopted child Ive seen born at 104 Rice Lane was this an unmarried mothers home I wonder? - Binge on great food in Bold Street - Sip on the drinks in Seel Street - Wander through Liverpool ONE - Drop into the Albert Docks Looking for any information on my family from Liverpool and North Wales (Eaton/Abbinnett variations of spelling I.e. Liverpool Slums, 27th June 1962 6 of 38 Slum housing in Everton, Liverpool. Do you know of history of street at all? Dos anyone remember or are related to the Farley family who lived in Denbigh Street and New Hedley Street Livepool, 2 brothers of the family Richard and Patrick Farley where killed in action in WW1. In my previous post, I posted Jackson St twice. Im replying to this as my grandfather was Robert Garner who owned this lumber yard. I wonder if your mum remembers them. Maps and Plans of the Royal Engineers. If you know where 3 Court was you could look it up on this website: https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/334907/391565/12/100674, Thank you so much, Martin I really appreciate your help. Hope to hear from you. Gloria. Ive never been able to find our old court on any maps, its possible they were never included on street maps because they were not streets. Visit website. Shaw (whether Samuel or another Shaw) may have owned the land that the street was built on, or had his home, office or warehouse here. Interestingly, I remember my late mother telling me that my grandfather was a steward on the Lancastria when it was torpedoed off the coast of France having difficulty confirming that though.. The area was a victim of the Blitz, and a Welsh chapel and Malta Road were badly damaged. Hope one of the two pubs I mentioned is the one youre looking for, but if not it might start you in the right direction! When I went on Google maps it appears that there are no homes there. allthe men were Iron founders and worked in Arley Street. Strange that so many good homes were demolished, the house that my grandparents lived in, 40 Grosvenor Road, New Brighton, is still standing. Richard enlisted in the United States Navy in 1943. Thank you. Hi David, my father was a director of garners timber.i have a couple of photos of were the timber yards used to be.the timber yard was going for over a hundred years and was family run until it went bust 30 years agoive got quite a bit of info from my dad who is still aliveit sounds like the same family to mei know the name of the company in the 30s was called s garner and sons.i think andy garner contacted me on twitter.if this sounds familiar you can email me for any info you may need, Hi there! Search by Name. https://municipaldreams.wordpress.com/2013/10/08/liverpool-first-council-houses-in-europe/, My grand parents John & Anie Hickey lived in leyden st kirkdale Map of Liverpool - OS Explorer Map 275 (St Helens, Widnes & Runcorn) Publication Date: 16/09/2015. The is a view of Myrtle street from heath street, so why not Heath street as well. Your email address will not be published. was coronation gardens built on the site or was site levelled and landscaped?? Demolished to make way for that hideous Rathbone building . [6] Williamson Tunnels started. Heyworth Street Heyworth Street with its many shops and famous school was famous in the district. My mums family were Melodys but have been trying to find out when they arrived in England from Mayo. I have found a map I have of old Liverpool and can confirm that Atterbury Terrace was next to Leighton Terrace which was next to where we lived in Tillotson Terrace. Its a tricky site to navigate sometimes, but a great resource, and makes it easy to view all old OS maps. My dads family where called Moore lived in Cubbin Streeet there was a gang of them ha ha my dad was the youngest they must of known your ancestors ,as they liuved next door to each other . Paton street kirkdale Liverpool 20.It was off Brasenose road.It was demolished in approximately in 1969.Reason I know this is my husband lived there,he left in 1967 and Mum/Dad in law left due to the demolition in 1969. I do not have access to the original census return but have seen the name Cadmus Street (adjacent to Dido Street) in an old (~1900) map of the area. An ancestor of mine was listed as being born in the 1870s, at Stanley Bridge Liverpool, is or was there any such place, if so where might it have been? the only thing that is written on the pub is Robinsons Liverpool Mild and Burton Bitter Ales (this brand I believe is now owned by Marstons) The pub I believe was demolished many years ago. Thanks. I was born in 9 leith terrace in 1951 and lived there until the compulsory purchase slum clearance in I think 1969 when they were demolished. On the OS map of 1882 the area is still fields (brick fields) but a couple of roads nearby have been built, south of Lambeth Road, so its easy to say that the area was being built up at that time. While its certainly possible that a residence was in the same building as a small business like a drapers (just like today a grocers or newsagents might have a flat above or a house behind and above) by the look of the maps of the streets in the area the houses look like standard terraces. The road which is un-named but goes across it is Back Renshaw Street. Can you help? If you would like me to assist you or if you already have all the information please accept my apologies for the intrusion. You can see a detailed map of the area here: https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/336567/389640/13/100871. Thank you for any help on the matter. It was probably called the lifer pol meaning muddy pool. There was a Burlington Street (G4 on the 1890 North Sheet), but that was just north of the city centre, in Kirkdale/Vauxhall, so it doesnt fall into the Toxteth Park area as far as I can tell. Liverpool has a long and rich history, a snapshot of which is captured in these fascinating photographs from the 1950s. Price 15.99. Jim K. I havent found a Ballington Street yet. The poignant pictures offer us a glimpse of what life was like back then. They had lived in Burlington Street, Tichfield Street and Arley Street. Whinhurst was a long road but Joseph Williams was quite near one end of it. Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps. I am assuming it was also a Bents Brewery pub but havent found anything other than a brief reference to an explosion in the 1970s which led to its demolition Ive no idea what was built on the site but am assuming the pub must have been near Rigbys or the Saddle although I am probably completely wrong. Its quite a shame these were demolished, as they were not at all slum housing, but large areas were given over to the wrecking ball in this part of town without much selectivity on the part of the council. Hope this helps a bit, but do let me know more detail if you have some specific queries and Ill see what I can do. Sounds like you have an interesting ancestor to look into! The only Ann Street I can think of is St Annes Street, which is a major road north into Everton. My 3 x great grandfather (Denis Rafferty) lived and died in 2 Court, Norfolk Street in Liverpool (Baltic Triangle) Does anybody know of any photographs of that area circa 1866? Large detailed map of Liverpool Large detailed map of Liverpool Description: This map shows streets, roads, rivers, houses, buildings, hospitals, parkings, bars, shops, churches, universities, schools, stadiums, railways, railway stations, tourist information centers and parks in Liverpool. Go here and zoom out a couple of times: https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/340417/387707/10/101393. (Might be in the Liverpool Echo) She also said that the school was on the Liverpool news in 1970s, but dont know if it was the Echo,about a white Horse came to the school grounds. Etsy Search for items or shops Close search Skip to Content Sign in 0 Cart Gifts for Every Valentine Jewelry & Accessories Its definitely possible that they bought land for the house off the Molyneux family, who were the major landowners in the Sefton area for a long time. Thats an interesting one! All these maps are available to buy as a wide range of products, including Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Jigsaws, Mugs, Tea Towels, Cushion Covers. I love looking at old maps of London so was pleased to come across this London A-Z Street Atlas - Historical Edition. It also was by a school called Gateacre Compresensive school.so it could be in Gateacre Liverpool.Thank you from Christine. They have one from 1955 which marks the Customs House as Ruin. Please help. Past & Present Map of Liverpool 1840. My Great Grandparents, Samuel and Mary Anne Dickinson, lived at 109 Medlock Street, Kirkdale. I found the map really useful because now I have a street name with which to approach Liverpool library/archives unless I can find something online. Ihave managed to find one old pic but no more and would love to see if any more. Paul and Annie Simpson where my grand ma and grandad. It could have changed names before the 1920s, especially if your grandfather took it over from someone else, but thats the most certain evidence about the pub I can find. Its not a detailed look at the house, but hopefully its what youre after. I found it on the 1823 map in Liverpool Library. The main family I am researching is the Duggan family. The school was not far from where I lived if my memory is correct. That is my Uncle Tom!!!!! The mill house would have been nearby, though again I cant pinpoint it exactly. Syracuse Post Standard Homepage. I think the fact that Edge Hill is around a station just spurred them on even more at the height of the Industrial Revolution, when Liverpool wanted to be the transport hub of Britain. Many Scottish towns were not first mapped until the late 18th or early 19th centuries. Does anyone know where it was situated? Love this site, it is addictive. Les, did you ever find a photo? Good luck with your research. 10 Most Popular Streets in Liverpool Take a Walk Down Liverpool's Streets and Squares Content Royal Albert Docks Matthew Street Hanover Street Williamson Square Lark Lane Concert Square Bold Street Penny Lane Church Street Hope Street The most popular streets of Liverpool prove this small city is one of the most diverse in the UK. I used your maps to locate a street call MARY ANN. Its no longer listed as a Avenue only Hawthorne Road. Marie. Great site Martin. Condition Good condition- general wear and tear.Some marks to the cover front and back. Hi Martin, my mother Jessie Hughes was born in 1909 in Nebo st Wavertree . The street wasnt built by the time of the first few OS maps, and only appears in 1890. Map of Liverpool and its Environs The County Series maps at scale 1:2500 for Liverpool and its environs, including Bootle, Wallasey, and Birkenhead. . Hi Martin Liverpool was 800 years old in 2007 and held the European Capital of Culture crown in 2008. Have 4 children, Robert very soon after, Peter, Arthur and Elsie, my Mum, born 1924. ANTIQUE"GEOGRAPHIA" MAP OF LIVERPOOL& BOOTLE Dated- 1930's? Another source is the National Archives, though of course theyre in London and so would cost money either to travel there or order copies to be sent to you. Coronation Park was further to the East, at the top of Lord Street. Street Map Liverpool - Etsy Check out our street map liverpool selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our shops. Scotland History. I have been looking for information or early photos of buildings my great grandfather lived and worked in. I recall a family story about a Tommy Duggan who was a professional footballer. Many thanks. & I saw a tv programme where a woman in a pub claimed that she looked outside the door of her pub & experienced it & some people who have walked down the street itself & claiming they also experienced it, Would you happen to know is there any truth in that -(that Bold St has a reputation for timeshifting)-, Can some one reply/make a comment so I can set the record straight-Is there any evidence. London Market. This building has now been demolished along with the road and replaced by the Cathedral Gate development. Thanks. Martin. 3rd April 1939 RM 2D331X7 - The 'Princess Elizabeth' steam train leaving from Euston station, London, returning to Merseyside, during a trip down south. The houses on this street were small terraced houses, slightly smaller than those on Pleasant Street. However, a lot can change in 40 years, so I wouldnt go assuming those are the conditions your ancestors lived in. I have been looking at your site and trying to find out when the street ( Reading St Liverpool 5 ) was first built we left there in the late 1950,s as the street was being demolished many friends and neighbours were moved out to kirkby skelmersdale speke and some stayed local i have saw maps of the area 1885 but would like to know when it was built it was infamous for some trouble makers and the police so it was said walked down the street in twos i am now in my late 60,s but to us growing up there it was the best around Do you know where I could obtain a copy of Lancashire Sheet 114 1890-1 and also 1849 printing. My Great Grandad was John Weston, married to Elizabeth, and they had 7 children; 6 boys and 1 girl (Ethel) Brilliant! I am trying to find out when the housing in Gascoyne St Liverpool was demolished. Hi Pauline, My mother and grandmother were there on 1911 census and were moved to Rushmere Rd, but I do not know when. I have a 1765 map, and one that appears to even older, as it has the Castle on it. The site remained derelict till the early 60s when Merseyside Police headquarters was built and the area to the side was later landscaped and named after George Chevasse the Army medic who received the Victoria Cross for Gallantry in World War 1. My Great Great grandparents were married there. With a city population of 137,000, and 360,000 in the agglomeration, Tours is the largest city in Centre-Val de Loire, though the status of regional capital is held by Orlans. Would you also happen to know the approximate dates the buildings around this area were first constructed? She was born in 1948, so anything you could dig up or point me in the direction of for around that time would be fantastic. Thankk you, Would this be the hotel attached to Exchange Station? See this page for Watchmaking in Victorian Prescot: https://www.harrison-associates.co.uk/prescot/watchmaking.html. Can anyone help me with a query about a location on Shaw Street, an area now dominated by Liverpool Hope University? Cross Street, Wavertree was here: https://historic-liverpool.co.uk/interactive-maps/old-streets-liverpool/#17/53.40132/-2.93796, I wonder if anyone has any information about the Hulmes who around about 1924-1925 lived on a farm in Gateacre behind Gorsey Cop. A family separation (x2) and 1930s crash left my dad joining the army at the age of 18 and never seeing that side of the family again. Photo: Q3382841, Public domain. Lizzie, with her . Looking at the 1950 map (I know its later but the numbers seem to remain consistent) 79 and 90 would have been right on top of where the extended platforms are, while 121 would have been way up the hill past Seymour Street. So glad you liked it. Maps of Liverpool City of Liverpool : area 14,909 acres (exclusive of half of River Mersey) George Philip & Son George Philip & Son L [td] The London Geographical Institute 1900 1900 1:15 400 Cheshire XIV - OS Six-Inch Map Topographic maps Ordnance Survey Ordnance Survey 1872 1881 1:10 560 SJ39 - OS 1:25,000 Provisional Series Map Hi Gloria, I have also been trying to find details and photos of this pub and was lucky to receive a scanned copy of a photo taken in the 70s. Birkenhead& Wallasey Circa 1970s Contains: A single sided fold out map. Just reading the comments re Pluto Street. Do you have any maps of the pre-fab estates at Gatacre from the 1950s? I had been told that the numbers did not go up that high. City Centre Map of Liverpool, Merseyside. I seem to recall that there was a family member who played for Liverpool (or possibly Everton), and also I recall something to do with either the Titanic or the Lusitania. Ive got a bit of info on this website about the Fazakerley Cottage Homes on the History of Fazakerley page. Choose from several map styles. Things you can see on this Liverpool street map: Liverpool Central Railway Station (Train Station). Price 15.99. I will ask on a Bootle forum to see if any one else knows. This was the equivalent of 10 House 3 Court St. Anne Street. He told stories of delivering planks of wood on his bike as a lad. I recently read your wonderful book about Liverpools landscape history. Easy to use, easy to print Liverpool Map. Hi, On the side side running up to Cypress street. Thank you. If its one of those windows which is half buried then that would match with an industrial use, where perhaps cellars were used (e.g. Hi Martin I live on borders of north Wales near Vyrnwy nowadays. I am told that my Mother and I lived in a pub called the Alhambra in that area during the war. Appreciate if you could pin-point where these might be in relation to the bridge over Lime Street station? Neil. Even trying Ancestry searches. The houses on the road were terraced, and of a decent if modest size. A-Z Street Map for Liverpool. Thank you very much, Martin. I have photos of him and all the Duggan Bothers in New Jersey as well as Grandapa. I dont know if No. Although I have been looking for it via the internet for several years I can now find no trace of it at all. With no photos and no as yet found record of this building that literally changed my life, I feel a part of me has been amputated. I was told that one can go to the Lancashire Record Office but that you have to actually photograph them. Cleveland Historic Maps, Finally, someone has stitched together several historic plat maps of greater Cleveland -- for 1852, 1874, 1881, 1898, 1912 and 1920/22 -- and aligned them to allow you to switch between years for any location you select! I have found Gascoigne St on this wonderful map but unable to find a St Davids church in the area! . You can see a fair bit on the site, but to get big high quality copies it costs about 16. Thats really great info about the place you lived and grew up in! 45) Park Crescent, also built between 1826 and 1833, lay detached from the town, on the crest of the ridge and close to the Heene boundary. Ive looked at the old maps of the area and it looks like the courts on St Anne Street were gradually demolished from the 1920s onwards. I have a record of John Duggan living at 22 Compton Street, West Derby in 1911, and also his father (also John), who emigrated from Ireland. Only just picked up this message. Great Work on this site. In 1830 the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, the first in England to link two major cities, was opened. However, if youre interested in seeing Compton Street around the turn of the century then it can be seen on the Plan of Liverpool (North Sheet) here: https://historic-liverpool.co.uk/old-maps-of-liverpool/plan-of-liverpool-north-sheet-1890/#5/46.529/12.041. Or possibly maps that show the names of the business. Im putting a map here in case anyone else might come across it and need to know where the street it. There is actually one (derelict) house still standing on Denbigh Street. A merchant of some sort? Its gone by the time of the 1951 map, but it could have been there in 1948, and raises the possibility that this is where your nana was brought to. Ill see if I can find anything that talks about the myth and its history. There is an old map showing the old house Oakfield, which was possibly converted into the school: https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/342410/387929/12/101394. Ive been sent some great aerial photos of Paton Street by Phil D. Im including a couple here, while everythings on a separate page at Paton Street, Kirkdale, in aerial photos and maps. http://www.scottiepress.org/projects/remember.htm Im looking at my mothers Irish ancestry and as par of this Im trying to find her birthplace which was Paton Street Kirkdale. the hall mark stamps in the case) 1 year before his death at 54. Can you help me Im am looking for information on building that existed in Luton grove off walton road at present there stands a retirement home called walton manor, my parents live in the next street to this and work had been done to rebuild the supporting wall and when it was stripped back to to original wall the was lower ground window shown bricked up we are trying to find out was stood there before it was all filled in Any info? If you use street view it give a clear picture of the type of property. They were built just after the was and demolished about 1970, so the avenue appears on very few maps. To answer your question, I dont think there was a specific district for Liverpool watchmakers, except to say it was central. Thanks for your comments. Hello, my nana was born is 1948 at 54 Melville place, she was put up for adoption so what Im wondering is, is the house listed the house her biological mother lived or was it a house for women to give up their babies? They had 4 children, Robert, Elsie(1924), Peter, and Arthur. Tariff Street had some courts nearby, but the street itself looks like it was mostly industrial, with a few terraced houses nearby. Hope the link works and that you find this answer. I am searching for any information or photos regarding my Great Grandparents, Andrew and Mary Lewin who ran a Grocer Store on the Cnr of Easby Road & Tillard Street Kirkdale in 1886. Perhaps youll be able to spot it! Ive put a map here so hopefully you can see whether this is the area where the lower window was. Has anyone got any information about the Graves family? There arent maps for many years between 1920 and 1950, but the 1951 map shows all the courts gone as far as I can see. East Liverpool is a city in southeastern Columbiana County, Ohio, United States. The official home of the 1939 Register Records of people younger than 100 and still alive, or who died after 1991 are officially closed. I know the street , off Smithdown Lane still exists but cant find any information about what this place was. Find Churches, Museums & Attractions in Liverpool Area. Some of these maps show the wider area around the city, and may include areas as far afield as North Wales or Manchester, Lancaster or Chester. They make wonderful, unique and personal gifts for almost any occasion. Photo: Rept0n1x, CC BY-SA 3.0. . dont know if you found anything about your query but I do know there is a Belle Vale prefab meeting at the Millennium Centre last thursday of the month in normal times (suspended at the moment due to covid restrictions). Have you got access to the original handwritten census return? If you look at this map of Liverpool in 1898 youll see Oldham Street in the middle. Heres a map of the Strawberry Fields estate. Ive not been able to find the exact place, but the censuses suggest that Vaughan Street is in south west Toxteth. Just hoping it jogs someones memory. i am trying to find an old map of strawberryfields, little woolton. My mistake, 14 years, but still, hard to imagine the engineering project to transform Edge Hill in that Time. As a large city, Liverpool has seen a great many maps and plans made of it. The maps I have on here have a lot of church (and other public building) names printed on them. It might be that your ancestor worked at home, but there was likely not a shop at that address. Their surname was Greer , had been Mac Gregor. So interesting, and I hope it helps other readers. I will put a link to the site that found the map. Like most people in those days they didnt have much cash, and she has no childhood photos of any of the family and she was saying just the other day how much shed love to see some pictures of the old place. Everton, 1906 map of Liverpool c. 1900 The first dock in Liverpool was built in 1715. A warehouse or factory perhaps? Essex Road at Northampton Street, Islington, c 1900. Water Street Liverpool 1920's. Liverpool Docks. Would appreciate any recommendation you can send my way and thanks in advance. The maps will be for sale very soon. RF PWKX7A - Liverpool, England is the point of focus on a vintage map. She lived in Adlington Street, which I believe is still there but obviously now it will look nothing like it did when she was living there. My Father was born in May 1910. if so. Ive found a map of the area from the period youre talking about, but cant see the Institute on it. Ive also spotted that the National Archives has some records on this school, which youd need to get in touch with them to look at: http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C3767672 I hope this is of some help. Jim do you remember the Simpson family who lived next to the post office in commercial road.

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