Artwork Panels continued...
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Artwork Panels continued...
Thanks Marky :PDT11
30th September 2007
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New extension to the Liverpool Leeds Canal. With the New Liverpool Museum site to the left.
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The Shanghai Palace is finally getting demolished...probably the best view is from Wirral, or a ferry.
Their website is still around:
http://www.shanghaipalace.co.uk/
Quote:
Originally Posted by marky
I took this photo this afternoon:
You took a risk today didn,t you Lindy? It will look better when they,ve filled the hole back in won,t it?
Glad that building has gone.
It was like a whart on a Beauty Queens face :lol:
I can't find a Pier Head thread!
6 June 2008.
From a gap in the ferry passage.
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From the front of the Port of Liverpool Building.
Looking left, then right.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3134/...e08d35af_o.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3121/...e220e227_o.jpg
neither could i, maybe someone can post a link :)
King Edward VII statue has returned. It can be seen on this webcam:
http://www.britishwaterways.co.uk/li...ebcam/west.php
The Sir Alfred Lewis Jones statue can be seen in the North View, waiting to be re-erected (maybe tomorrow, by the look of it)
http://www.britishwaterways.co.uk/li...bcam/north.php
Daily Post story
http://www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk/...4375-21092725/
Other Pier Head/Canal pics:
http://www.penninewaterways.co.uk/ne...erpoollink.htm
One is going back to the Pier Head
Jun 18 2008
by Mary Murtagh, Liverpool Echo
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FOR 87 years, the statue of King Edward VII sat on his horse on a granite pedestal overlooking the River Mersey.
Now his majesty is on his way back to his familiar spot on the waterfront after a thorough spring clean by experts at Liverpool’s Conservation Centre.
Specialist restoration work was carried out after the statue was moved from the Pier Head so the new Leeds-Liverpool canal extension could be laid.
The refurbished 16ft bronze is photographed leaving the centre before making its way across the city back to the Pier Head.
It has been restored using a combination of the latest technology and traditional conservation methods.
Created by sculptor Sir William Goscombe, the statue was unveiled by King Edward VII’s son, the Prince of Wales (later Edward VIII) on July 5, 1921.
Source: Liverpool Echo
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taken this afternoon
Great Photo!
Nice picture, Greg's Dad, but do I spy a Manchester phone number on that water container?!
An outrage!
:snf (41):