Mount Street Liverpool

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Just wonderful photos. How lovely this area looks. Well done and thanks for sharing

glad they are appreciated :PDT_Piratz_26:

kev

Too right they are, a fantastic area around there.

'Adrian Henrey' lived in one of those houses, a very underated painter and poet.

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Originally Posted by Ged

Too right they are, a fantastic area around there.

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Interestingly in the 19th C these were ordinary artizans' houses. Now they go for hundreds of thousands of pounds. Just think what has been lost in other parts of Liverpool where there were far better houses built than in Mount Street

Lots of shipping magnets and merchants houses in Everton for sure. St. Domingo house for one, demolished and Sir Thomas White tenement blocks built on the site. Now I did like the art deco tennies and they were of their time, but come on.....