Is the Ringo House Still there?

Or are the houses demolished already?

yeah ringo's house is still there. None of those Welsh streets have been demolished yet. But alot of the lower end nearer Princes Road are empty.

Cool.

I plan to take a pic of the Ringo House before It's taken down brick by brick and restored In some new Museum so the photo will be unique.

Cool.

I plan to take a pic of the Ringo House before It's taken down brick by brick and restored In some new Museum so the photo will be unique.

It must be one of the most photographed houses in Liverpool, so it won't be unique, but I'm sure it'll be Godlike, Max.
Your photos are really good these days.

Cool.

I plan to take a pic of the Ringo House before It's taken down brick by brick and restored In some new Museum so the photo will be unique.

It 'aint much to look at:

http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/7199/ringohousehw9.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

He didn't live there very long though, did he ? Interesting bricked up window there too. I wonder what these roads used to look like ?

It must be one of the most photographed houses in Liverpool, so it won't be unique, but I'm sure it'll be Godlike, Max.
Your photos are really good these days.

Haha, yeah loads take pics of Beatle places.

Alot of the Beatles related pics though lack blue sunny skies though so In a way It can be Unique.

Only Mc Cartney House Pic with a blue sky I've seen Is the one I took yesterday.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/maxmolyneux/474435547/

Even the pic on Google earth was taken on cloudy day.

Haha, yeah loads take pics of Beatle places.

Alot of the Beatles related pics though lack blue sunny skies though so In a way It can be Unique.

Only Mc Cartney House Pic with a blue sky I've seen Is the one I took yesterday.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/maxmolyneux/474435547/

Even the pic on Google earth was taken on cloudy day.


"Yesterday" -- that brings up a certain song, Max! :handclap:

Chris

Good stuff Maxie Lad..

It must be one of the most photographed houses in Liverpool, so it won't be unique, but I'm sure it'll be Godlike, Max.
Your photos are really good these days.

Didn't the family actually spend more time at Admiral Grove than Madryn St

Didn't the family actually spend more time at Admiral Grove than Madryn St


A little Ringo info..

http://web2.airmail.net/gshultz/bio1.html

It 'aint much to look at:

http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/7199/ringohousehw9.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

He didn't live there very long though, did he ? Interesting bricked up window there too. I wonder what these roads used to look like ?

The window was not bricked up. It was simply an architectural feature typical of the 6 room Welsh builders terraced house design. You see them all over Liverpool. The Welsh streets were tree lined. Several of these Welsh Streets still have surviving large trees, see photo below.

Your welcome Taff..

The window was not bricked up. It was simply an architectural feature typical of the 6 room Welsh builders terraced house design. You see them all over Liverpool. The Welsh streets were tree lined. Several of these Welsh Streets still have surviving large trees, see photo below.

Thanks taffy. Seems like a lot of effort and expense to have gone into, tbh. Maybe they had a cartful of spare lintels...

Incidentally, No. 9 Madryn St. is perfectly square, I've got some uncorrected barrel distortion on my pic - which was a passing snap whilst we took a detour in a rush to get somewhere else entirely.

AP.

this is just a few doors from Ringo's old place on Madryn St...
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e28/quincyg/blogging%20pix/Picture019-1.jpg
here's Admiral Grove, love those old paving stones.
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e28/quincyg/blogging%20pix/Picture025-1.jpg

I think the Starkey's swapped houses with a relative as Admiral Grove was a bit bigger.