MORE than 20 years of history has come crashing to the ground with the demolition of this famous Liverpool landmark. more
Printable View
MORE than 20 years of history has come crashing to the ground with the demolition of this famous Liverpool landmark. more
a crap waste of what was a semi-decent structure and could've, given time and imagination, become a decent resource for the city.
The photos posted in this thread prove that the dome wasn't "too far gone".
Right from the start they wanted to build houses on most of the site.
Now, they've got what they wanted.
We had 6 months of the Garden Festival, followed by 22 years (so far) of dereliction!
I wonder if COC 2008 will turn out to be the same. :unibrow:
I pass this site every night on my way home from work and it was sad to see the dome no longer there. Just a few bits of flotsam and fluff are all that remain of the Festival Dome.
:neutral:
Attachment 705
Attachment 706
Attachment 707
Attachment 708
Attachment 709
Attachment 710
Attachment 711
Attachment 712
Attachment 713
Attachment 714
Attachment 715
Attachment 716
Mate came over on New Year's Day, took him round the IGF, and afterwards he went home and found these, his parents photos from 1984! Enjoy
Fantastic John!
Thanks alot:PDT_Piratz_26:
http://www.sjsfiles.btinternet.co.uk/jlfestivalb.htm
http://www.sjsfiles.btinternet.co.uk/jlfestivala.htm
One of inside the dome.:PDT_Aliboronz_24:
Hi Max
I left a comment for you on your fine Otterspool pics at Flickr. The word you were searching for is "capstan." :)
Chris
Thanks.
arr shame this has jst been left to rot i went a few days before it closed down it was good that it got converted into a theam park type place for kids i would of still been going if it was still open it was a bit hard to get to i sopose the train was your best bet soon as it closed everythink got ripped out then just left for years and years with a guard looking over the place i cant see this place reopening the land will just get used for more posh expensive apartments looking over the mersey