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While researching yesterday’s post about Squeaking Jimmy, I dug out my copies of Horne and Maund’s seminal five book series Liverpool Transport. A lifetime’s work – these are often described as books for ‘anoraks’ by those with only a passing interest in transport. To me, they belong to a fine tradition of writing about [...]
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Colin I can't believe the standard you're managing to maintain with these photos of yours, really, many thanks.
By the way the 'crockery sellers' one looks like it was set in Upper Dawson St. according to the W.G. Herdman water-colour that Kev posted on here a short while ago....http://www.yoliverpool.com/forum/sho...hlight=herdman..... see LAW066
Thanks for the kind comments, Davec - I should have captioned both streets. Inston took a photograph looking towards The Butter Place - with crates of live poultry on sale.
Dave. It is indeed Upper Dawson st. :PDT11
The little boy. He would have been in his 50s during the WW2 bombings, with planes, not invented when this photo was taken, flying over.
http://streetsofliverpool.co.uk/wp-c...the-Market.jpg
Streets of Liverpool
May I second Dave`s comments, Colin. Thank you so much for more wonderful posts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Davec
These postings are my favourite on the whole of this site and I look forward to each and everyone. Thanks very much.