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If you are ever in town in the vacinity of London Road, Pop in to the bookshop at the bottom left, just before Lime Street.
You will find this unique little gem. It is not normally switched on but I am sure if you offer to buy a book they will show you, if you ask nicely.
Two pictures, one with the normal lights switched off!
Nice pic Samp, thought you'd stopped buying books for now :)
Been in there, he used to be in the row of shops just demolished at Lime St/Concourse House. The place he's in now used to be Brown's the jewellers.
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Originally Posted by Ged
The bookshop used to be in Berry Street before moving to Lime Street, used to spend many a lunch hour browsing there.
I have but I still go in from time to time, I need a fix now and then. (Nothing like the smell of a musty book!):018:Quote:
Originally Posted by hmtmaj
Mart knows that feeling Samp. He keeps his 'Men only' in the shed away from err indoors.
That's weird looking,but looks pretty unique,as light fittings go! Any pic's of this when it was Browns?Quote:
Originally Posted by Samp
Very unusual. Thanks Samp.
Bohn's Books. Yes I was in there the other day and got a few excellent books out of there. Great pics Samp :PDT11
I don't have any but I am sure you will find one on Geds' site.Quote:
Originally Posted by wsteve55
Nice one Samp.
I really like this shot. The focus is quite good, with good depth of field.
On my website Steve... the only place you'll find pics inside T Brown before it was closed..Quote:
Originally Posted by wsteve55
On the album.. T Brown the Jewellers London Rd.. the last days.
On here.. >> Liverpool Days.. ..
Cheers...
Gerard Fleming.
What an unusual light fitting. I've been in there a few times and never noticed it. Those of us over forty will remember Mr Benn...perhaps it's a teleport machine; a beam-me-up-Scotty device which jumps you to any part of the world, at any time in history, or just maybe...it's a light fitting from grander days? :)
At least it hasn't become yet another fast food or coffee shop outlet -- Henry Bohn's bookshop continues to provide a unique and valuable service to a real community and is a worthy successor.