Anyone know where these roads were?

[Chris48]

Top Road Halewood and Mount Pleasant Garston anyone? I'm thinking Top Road could be Higher Road.

[Kev]

Mount Pleasant Garston anyone?

Taffy will know :PDT11

[taffy]

Taffy will know :PDT11

Thanks for the vote of confidence Kev. On this occasion I don't know !!! I would have thought if any place was once called Mount Pleasant in the Garston area, it would be in the area of Garston Hospital. I've not seen this name on any old maps but that doesn't mean it didn't exist.

[ChrisGeorge]

Top Road Halewood and Mount Pleasant Garston anyone? I'm thinking Top Road could be Higher Road.

Hi Chris

I have not heard of them either. Where did you see these names mentioned?

Chris

[kevin]

Thanks for the vote of confidence Kev. On this occasion I don't know !!! I would have thought if any place was once called Mount Pleasant in the Garston area, it would be in the area of Garston Hospital. I've not seen this name on any old maps but that doesn't mean it didn't exist.


Is Garston Hospital at the top end of Church Road, just before the junction with James St? If so, I think you're correct and it was known as Mount Pleasant. Not 100% sure - just seem to have a distant memory about it.

[robbo176]

Top Road Halewood and Mount Pleasant Garston anyone? I'm thinking Top Road could be Higher Road.

I have a 1931 Street Guide it says

Mount Pleasant ,Church Rd Garston but no mention of Top Rd Halewood

[Waterways]

Try Mike Royden's pages:

http://www.roydenhistory.co.uk/

[Chris48]

Thanks guys. I have a contact in Australia doing mutual family research and he wanted some photos of the locations.

[taffy]

I've come across an old ( ca 1954) newspaper cutting recording the demolition of Mount Pleasant, Garston. It seems it was sited on the hill behind Kettle Nook next to Garston Hospital. It was the name given to a small group of houses. Hope you can read the text in the attached photo of the newspaper cutting.