Capt Smith Lived here on Marine Parade, Crosby from 1898-1907
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Capt Smith Lived here on Marine Parade, Crosby from 1898-1907
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Is that a ghost driving the car?
you know I didn't even notice that :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ged
I'll look at the full size version, hang on....
the drivers seat is covered in a white plastic bag. how disappointing lol.
He also lived in Berkley St, Liverpool 8.Quote:
Originally Posted by quincyg
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Originally Posted by quincyg
Please what is the street number of his two houses ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Waterways
Is it a blue plaque in memory of Captain Smith ?
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Originally Posted by quincyg
It's number 17,MARINE CRESENT. 53.47417,-3.031505 on Google earth.
Yes,the plaque is for him.
The house in Berkley St has been demolished.
Some pictures on Ged's web site.Quote:
Originally Posted by GNASHER
Thanks WW. Also of Ismays house on Beach Lawn or thereabouts. See the streets ahead pages and use the search facility. :PDT11
Thank you very much GNASHER.
It's a shame that the house in Berkley Street has been demolished.
There are a few Titanic victims buried at Toxteth Cemetery in Smithdown Lane.
BTW, French Napoleonic prisoners of war helped build parts of Liverpool Docks.
Yes, there is the Rowe family grave.Quote:
Originally Posted by Waterways
Alfred Rowe was a first class passenger, died in the wreck aged 59.
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Photo of Stephen Quinn, UK
Are there others passagers or crew members buried at Toxteth Park Cemetery ?