Pubs of Liverpool and Merseyside

[PhilipG]

Thought of Maxie yesterday when I saw this pub sign. This whole estate on Shard close and Hambledon Close is awaiting demolition.

Question for you ale buffs: Which pub has a sign up outside saying our ale is out of this world - with some 'out of this world creatures painted on it'

I'll post it up next.

(I was taking a pic of the Hartley's Jam factory area big chimney to post on where is this located thread but a car sped past with a gang of nossers shouting kn0b head and I fell of my bollard.)

It's when your bollards start falling off your body that you've got to worry!

[Ged]

Ooooh suit you sir.

Anyway here it is. The Foresters in Longmoor Lane, Fazakerly.

[DaisyChains]

Had a little drive down by the Heritage market today...

Took some pics along there....


Langton Castle





I am not sure what this pub was, but have a look at the statue on top!
Any ideas what he is?
The pub leads onto Bankfield Street too.





Higsons Atlantic

[shytalk]

John Williams AKA Mersey Mouth wrote a story about the Axeman.

http://www.liverpooltales.com/stories/axe.shtml

All his stories are worth a read and he also has a book published.

[scouserdave]

Had a little drive down by the Heritage market today...

Took some pics along there....
I am not sure what this pub was, but have a look at the statue on top!
Any ideas what he is?
The pub leads onto Bankfield Street too.

Daisy, fantastic pub pics of one of my favourite parts of Liverpool.

I think it's the Hamlet Pub on Kirkdale Road/Boundary Street East, not to be confused with the one on Scottie

[lindylou]

Nice pic of the Atlantic pub.


Had some great nights in there.

[chippie]

I have a vague memory of the tartan photographer Gerard, but my memory if failling on that one. I think I was always half shot when I got into there anyway, and I was always arguing with one of my mates about something or other

[DaisyChains]

Hi all
In relation to what buildings are standing today, does anyone know where the Merseybeat pub stood?
It is listed as 56 Park Street.

[Gerard]

I have a vague memory of the tartan photographer Gerard, but my memory if failling on that one. I think I was always half shot when I got into there anyway, and I was always arguing with one of my mates about something or other

That wasn't you was it chippie rolling all over Paradise St after coming out the Triton bladdered.. ..or was It me again !!..Lol.

[verdi]

Wotcha Daisychains, yep the 'Beat was in Park st. it was built late 60's, and was knocked down in the 80's due to subsidance. It was closed and knocked down in a week. It was my neighbors local, he went on holiday on the Saturday, came back and went for a pint, and walked past where it stood before he realised it was gone!!! It was nt a bad little ale house.

[verdi]

There's a doctors and a clinic on the site now

[DaisyChains]

Wotcha Daisychains, yep the 'Beat was in Park st. it was built late 60's, and was knocked down in the 80's due to subsidance. It was closed and knocked down in a week. It was my neighbors local, he went on holiday on the Saturday, came back and went for a pint, and walked past where it stood before he realised it was gone!!! It was nt a bad little ale house.

thanks for that verdi

[Max]

A godlike looking pub!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/liverpo...e08/111299735/

I would of taken a pic when down there, but It was too shadowy.

[lindylou]

The Dockers Club, Edinburgh park, Townsend lane.
The Canon. Townsend lane.

[SteH]

I wanted to go to the Canon after the game tonight but my mate couldnt be bothered walking down that far so we only got as far as the Elm House, where they only had Stones on which is awful. I think the Winchester is the best place on that stretch of Townsend Lane.