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We often hear about the 'Holy Land' in the Dingle, but it is sometimes overlooked that there is a 'Holy City' in Anfield:
Holy City because we have the cathedral :)
here are the roads;
Abbey rd
Cathedral rd
Chapel rd
Monastey rd
Bishop rd
Canon rd
Vicar rd
Rector rd
Curate rd
I remember it being mentioned once on a tv documentary about Liverpool - I was pleased that it was noticed that we have two 'Holy' areas :)
What a prefect opportunity to snap these places including the road sign :PDT11
The theme continues to a degree a little further down Townsend Lane on the Pinehurst Estate, where you have Warham Road (named after William Warham a 16th century Archbishop of Canterbury) and and Wycliffe Road (named after John Wycliffe 14th century theologian who translated bible into English).
Don't forget the city centre's holy CROSSroads of CHURCH Street, WHITECHAPEL, PARADISE Street and LORD Street.
How about continuing the thread further. There are flower streets, girls names streets, the months of the year etc etc.....
The streets off Church Rd, Wavertree are named after English Cathedral Cities
They are Bristol Road, Coventry Road, Hereford Road, Lichfield Road, Newcastle Road, Norwich Road, Peterborough Road and Truro Road. They are skirted by Charles Berrington Road, named after their builder. They were named after cathedral cities because his cousin and foreman joiners surname was Lichfield.Quote:
Originally Posted by taffy
Thanks for that info SteH, I never knew that.Quote:
Originally Posted by SteH
will start some threads.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ged
Lindy mentioned the Holy Land in Dingle in her 1st post. These are of course David, Isaac, Jacob and Moses Streets. Arthur Askey was born in Moses Street.
Two 'Holy pubs' :unibrow: ( Curate rd and Canon rd )
The Clubmoor and the Canon.
Street signs; Abbey rd, Cathedral rd, Monastery rd, Bishop rd.
Thank you, Lindy. :PDT_Aliboronz_11:Quote:
Originally Posted by lindylou
Pics, cheers Lindy :PDT11
The Newsham Pub, Scotland Road. This was known locally as the 'Holy House', it is thought, because of its close proximity to St. Anthony's church where perhaps the congregation filed into for some other spirits afterwards.
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Originally Posted by lindylou