Byrom Street 1960s

I have just returned from a few days break – so straight back into the 1960s. The photograph was taken before Byrom Street was widened- removing the buildings on the right. What catches the eye is the amazing art deco street light that was positioned in front of the Queensway Tunnel entrance. Herbert Rowse, the [...]

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Fantastic Colin. Funny I don't remember the that at all.

Excellent Colin....again!!:handclap:

Good post Colin.The fate of the black tower has been mentioned here before,but not with any specific clues to it's final destination,but probably landfill??? I remember it vaguely, and can't believe it was removed,especially as it's twin,survives!

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Originally Posted by wsteve55

Good post Colin.The fate of the black tower has been mentioned here before,but not with any specific clues to it's final destination,but probably landfill??? I remember it vaguely, and can't believe it was removed,especially as it's twin,survives!

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I clearly remember that. Where has it gone, can't see them dumping it.

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Originally Posted by pablo42

I clearly remember that. Where has it gone, can't see them dumping it.

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Huh, you know Liverpool council!:034::034::034:

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Huh, you know Liverpool council!:034::034::034:

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Reckon so...

Wasn't there one on the other side of the water? ie where the old bus terminal was when you got of the the boat and up the gangway something ???? square it was called.

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Originally Posted by George

Wasn't there one on the other side of the water? ie where the old bus terminal was when you got of the the boat and up the gangway something ???? square it was called.

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It's on the Birkenhead side of the Tunnel. Just before you join the A41.