The early 19th century was a time of rapid growth for Liverpool. The newly developed steam engine was powering an industrial revolution across northern England, and in 1830 the world's first passenger railway was opened between Liverpool and Manchester. New and bigger docks were under construction. Trade boomed between Britain and all corners of the world, and the population tripled between 1831 and 1891.

Liverpool's Historic Canning Area Web Sites: Here (http://canning.merseyworld.com/)

Been inside a Canning Georgian a couple of years ago (Stayed there too). Gorgeous. The housing prices are out of this world by now though, aren't they?