Would anyone here,hazard a guess,at what might be the oldest standing monument/statue, in Liverpool?
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Would anyone here,hazard a guess,at what might be the oldest standing monument/statue, in Liverpool?
What counts as liverpool ? At a guess, the cross by u
Victoria Monument:PDT_Piratz_26:
The Town Hall is the oldest of the L/Pool "public" buildings.
Monument/statue!Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsaZappathing
Victoria then .
Hunts Cross.The cross in Woolton.The Monks Well by Picton Clock
could it be the Calderstones???
Come on,let's have some dates then! Calderstones, are, probably the oldest remains,of a structure,but they've been moved several times,and I was thinking of things that are reasonably identifiable,by most of us,(any pic's?)and still in original position!:nod:
Hi Robbo,how's things?
Any dates/pic's of these Gnasher? If the cross in Woolton, is the one i'm thinking of...any history,would be interesting!:nod:Quote:
Originally Posted by GNASHER
No date for Hunt's Cross.Quote:
Originally Posted by wsteve55
Monks well is said to be about 600yrs old.
Woolton Cross is thought to have been erected by the Knights Hospitaller (Lost Villages of Liverpool part 2 by Derek Whale)
There is reference to the cross being there in 1600.The Knights had land in Wulveton (Woolton) in 1189.(History of Much Woolton,The Woolton Society,1975)
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by robbo176
I'm led to believe this is the oldest statue in Liverpool...guess its location? :unibrow:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2164/...5b080de09c.jpg
Top of Town Hall?
I think there is one in the city centre,which is older?( must check though!)Quote:
Originally Posted by George