Gorgeous picture :handclap:
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Gorgeous picture :handclap:
Don't forget the pics :unibrow:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronijayne
Interior view of St George Church, Everton. This was the country's first iron framed church built in 1813
Great pic' Taffy,
what was the other,similar build church,in Garston,I think?
This would be St Michael in the Hamlet, Toxteth Park. The Toxteth bit having been airbrushed out in recent years but it's still the official name of the Church. SeeQuote:
Originally Posted by wsteve55
http://www.achurchnearyou.com/st-michael-in-the-hamlet/
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This is the shoreline behind the Wirral industrial site with a boat anchored offshore collecting or sending to something to the shore.
One of the buildings on Marmaduke Street, Edge Hill scheduled for demolition in the Edge Lane mass demolition project. Surely a sad loss of what is a sound building.
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New mural or graffiti on the wall at Stanley Lock on the canal
Great that Joe.
Grand pics on this thread :PDT11
Those houses to be demolished is a crying shame, looks nothing wrong with them :PDT_Xtremez_12:
Williamson Square, 3d sidewalk drawings.
Cracker Pic Lenka.:handclap:
A while since I've seen any pavement artists,in town!
that fella does some really good stuff... wish id have known he was there!
just my luck tho :tear:
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SS Peter and Paul`s church at New Brighton taken from the ferry, This has now closed down,hope they don`t demolish it as it`s been a landmark for sailors entering the Mersey and seen by Liverpool people from the pier head.
Nice one Joe. I believe I read somewhere that the Bishop of Shrewsbury is involved with this matter. I think he has refused permission to alter it.
Yeh,it's definitely been saved,but I'm not sure what type of use/purpose,is planned!?Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
Seems that following an appeal to the Vatican the decision by the Bishop of Shrewsbury to close it has now been declared null & void.Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
See report below:
Aug 13 2009 by Liam Murphy, Liverpool Echo
Vatican rules controversial Wirral church closure ?null and void?,
Worshippers at a Wirral church have won an historic ruling from the Vatican that a closure order was ?null and void". Ss Peter and Paul?s church in New Brighton ? known to many as the ?Dome of Home? because it is visible to sailors in Liverpool Bay ? was controversially shut by Catholic authorities in 2008 despite protests from its parishioners.
The Diocese of Shrewsbury had insisted the church was too expensive to operate and moved services to the Anglican All Saints ? a step which angered many worshippers.
A campaign group Soul (Save Our Unique Landmark) was set up to press the Diocese to retain the 1930s grade II listed building for worship.
Through specialist solicitors BBH based in Eastham they took their appeal to the Vatican?s Congregation for the Clergy ? and in a ruling believed to be historic for the church won their case.
Partner at BBH Solicitors, Anthony McKeever, said the Diocese of Shrewsbury ?lost in no uncertain terms?.
He said the response from the Congregation for the Clergy in the Vatican upheld their appeal against the decree by the Diocese of Shrewsbury to close the church.
Mr McKeever said that in August 2008, the diocesans solicitors, Hague & Lambert, wrote stating that ?our clients reiterate that they will be bound by the decision of the Congregation in Rome?.
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Landscape work has finished at the Vauxhall area of the canal
Nice one Joe. You'd never believe that was Liverpool.
This is a beautiful view of the house of Roberts Street.
Fine Pic, Lenka. :PDT11
My Brother done his apprenticeship in Spragues.
Nice photo Lenka.
An old house on Grinfield Street.
Excellent pics, Lenka :)
House? That be the "Bayhorse" pub,my dear!
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Mersey ferry cruise passing Brunswick business park
Another good 'un Joe.
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Staff at the Meropolitan Cathedral`s cafeteria take time out to see the arrival of the casket containing relics of St Therese of Lisieux,which is on display at the cathedral till tommorrow,
More pics on my Flickr site
I like that. Very good :handclap:
Nice pic GD,well captured. :handclap:
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Hamilton Square station
Great pics Lenka and Joe.
Bold Street Festival
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Catalina flying boat over the Mersey today on its way to Southport Airshow.
Sometimes seen with wingtip floats
Lovely to see the old Catalina still flying! The 'Floats' are still there, they extend out from the wingtips when reqd for water landings, you can just see the struts and panel edges on the wings. Nice Pic thanks Joe,:PDT11 (I had a model of this plane when I was a youngster, some time ago!!!!)Quote:
Originally Posted by gregs dad
Good shot GD.Quote:
Originally Posted by gregs dad
Nice photos Joe. The station at Hamilton Square looks very modern considering is over 30 years old. It's a bit more seedy actually standing there.
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An Easyjet banks over Eastham
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A collage of 3 stained glass windows in Liverpool cathedral,in the rear of the Lady Chapel. These were the gift of associate members and candidates of the Girls Friendly Society of the diocese of Liverpool,is the inscription on the base