http://www.larklane.com/welcometo.htm

have a little look....

The webmaster Andrew Macaulay, was in contact with us a while ago when we were under the 'scouseproud' 'guise. He was gonna write a feature on us.....

ooohhh that could be good...

http://www.larklane.com/welcometo.htm

have a little look....

Having lived in Haddasah Grove many 'moons' ago, I often look in on the site, but it does'nt change much!

that is one fine little street, i agree, doesn't change much at all.
do you have any old pics?:)

The webmaster Andrew Macaulay, was in contact with us a while ago when we were under the 'scouseproud' 'guise. He was gonna write a feature on us.....

He's had a slot on Radio Merseyside from about 3 weeks ago, discussing internet stuff. He emailed me about 3 weeks back to tell me he was going to do a talk on my website. I think it went on air a week ago Thursday. If you're interested, give Radio Merseyside a bell for more info'. I wished I heard it, but our local station down here is poxy Chiltern Radio.

that is one fine little street, i agree, doesn't change much at all.
do you have any old pics?:)
A couple of recent pics taken 3 years ago at:
http://www.liverpoolpictorial.co.uk/hadassahgrove/index.html

that is one fine little street, i agree, doesn't change much at all.
do you have any old pics?:)

"I knew 'Scouserdave' would provide the photo's! even one of the house we rented prior to 1963!!:celb (23):

Thanks, Dave. The police station in Lark Lane is where Mrs. Maybrick was confined after her arrest.

Chris

Thanks, Dave. The police station in Lark Lane is where Mrs. Maybrick was confined after her arrest.

Chris

Really..:) You learn something new everyday.

A couple of recent pics taken 3 years ago at:
http://www.liverpoolpictorial.co.uk/hadassahgrove/index.html

I miss the Rollers outside the garage, it was the closest I ever got to one...:rolleyes:

Thanks, Dave. The police station in Lark Lane is where Mrs. Maybrick was confined after her arrest.

Chris

Hi Chris
do you know of any old pics of the police station on lark lane?
Interiors pics would be even better!

Thanks, Dave. The police station in Lark Lane is where Mrs. Maybrick was confined after her arrest.

Chris

I didn't know this. Thanks for interesting info Chris. :)

Thanks, all. On Tom Slemen's discussion site (http://www.slemen.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=51&sid=9c579443ee574f30f899500210c1a330), he states, "On 14 May [1889,] [three days after James Maybrick's death], Florence Maybrick was arrested on suspicion of having poisoned her husband, and she was taken to Lark Lane police station before being escorted to Walton Gaol." Also on Steve Horton's page on the Maybrick case (http://www.geocities.com/stevenhortonuk/jamesmaybrick.html), there is a photograph of the former police station which is now a community centre, along with pics of other sites associated with the case.

Chris

The chemist where Florence bought the flypapers from is still there.
It is now an off-licence on the corner of Aigburth Road and Beechwood Road.

Thanks, all. On Tom Slemen's discussion site (http://www.slemen.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=51&sid=9c579443ee574f30f899500210c1a330), he states, "On 14 May [1889,] [three days after James Maybrick's death], Florence Maybrick was arrested on suspicion of having poisoned her husband, and she was taken to Lark Lane police station before being escorted to Walton Gaol." Also on Steve Horton's page on the Maybrick case (http://www.geocities.com/stevenhortonuk/jamesmaybrick.html), there is a photograph of the former police station which is now a community centre, along with pics of other sites associated with the case.

Chris

hi chris
yeah i have seen that pic. I have never seen any older ones though.
I go to the Flea market in the police station on the last sunday of every month.
Always think of dear Florence when I am in there!

The chemist where Florence bought the flypapers from is still there.
It is now an off-licence on the corner of Aigburth Road and Beechwood Road.

thanks philip
will have a look at that!