Hi
I wonder does anyone or anyone belonging to you know if the was a pub called "The Liver" the address was 9 Robson's row ? it is supposed to be knocked now for re-development.
My dad told me he was there, his uncle owned it or maybe the brewery and he was the govenor . His name was fred Fitzgerald.
I was in St. Anthony's R.C. church on scotland road, a few years ago and met a women who said her husband played music in a pub called fitzer's.
Can anyone enlighten me more

Thanks
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I'll check out where the Liver was and see what names are given as the landlords. It's more than likely nicknamed Fitzy's, as were a number of pubs in Liverpool but more notably the South end but these of course could have been Fitzpatricks, Fitzsimmons etc not just Fitzgerald.

I can't find Robson's Row in the street directories.
There's only Robson Street, and 9 wasn't a pub.

I can't find Robson's Row in the street directories.
There's only Robson Street, and 9 wasn't a pub.

Hello Phillip,
Thanks for your help. My dad said he was in the pub years ago, my dad has since passed away. I learned that they knocked robson's row for new building ?

Fred was his name and he had the "Liver" pub.
He had a son Tommy who was a head master in bootle, so my dad said.

thanks for your help
Lord Edward

Hello Lord Edward.

I don't know what period Robson's Row existed, but it isn't in the 1936 directory, so that can't have been its official name.