Liverpool Clocks

I remember when that place was called Cascades. :PDT_Aliboronz_24:

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Originally Posted by Kev

I remember when that place was called Cascades. :PDT_Aliboronz_24:

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Yes and it was Gladstone's after that. Originally it was a garage.

Sited on the Aviary Cafe, soon to be refurbished I understand.

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Seen through the trees from St Michael's Church Road.

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Clocktower House in Trueman Street

took a couple on way to return hubbys faulty shaver at Aintree retail.

Walton Vale
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Aintree Racecourse
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It's not very often that this one is "working".
World Museum.

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Another of the Royal Liver.

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Good pictures. I like the shadow on the first one.

Re: T Brown, Jeweller, London Road. The neon lights on this clock have probably shone for the last time. They have been covered over by the new owners (Henry Bohn Books). The clock can still be seen, though.

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Originally Posted by marky

Re: T Brown, Jeweller, London Road. The neon lights on this clock have probably shone for the last time. They have been covered over by the new owners (Henry Bohn Books). The clock can still be seen, though.

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This H Samuel clock will no doubt soon be no more when the shop closes and moves to the new Liverpool One development

That must have been stopped for over a year now! [is it saying something about their products? lol]

Dave.

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Originally Posted by taffy

Well not quite but on the Marie Celeste 5th floor of Lewis's Department store in Liverpool. The top few floors of this enormous store have been closed for some time. The 5th floor housed the restaurants and ladies' hairdressers. Not sure what the coloured warning lights, or the public address system attached to the clock, were for.

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I actually know the answer to that one. The lights told the staff when they could have their breaks. There were different combinations of colours for different break times.

not a clock but the veiw from just above a very famous clock