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Anyone remember Chapel st. before the "Atlantic Tower" was built? I can vaguely remember the big warehouse,next to it,with "Henry Diaper",on it,only because someone told me it was American,for a nappy!( obviously made an impression!:unibrow:)
pic' courtesy of L.R.O.(Unless someone knows better?)
I always remember the building with Henry Diaper on the side - must have made an impression on me too :)
Yeah! that was before the disposable ones! they were a bit rough, were'nt they!!!:PDT_Aliboronz_11:
Actually,it was on the Backside.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by lindylou
True,but softer than the "Echo" !!:smirk:Quote:
Originally Posted by Norm NZ
Hahahaahaahahaha...this just jogged me mem there's a guy in the pic wearing trousers above his ankles and as my old ma used to say..."lower your trousers,you look like a coolie"
The last few posts are a good example of how a 'thread gets twisted'!!! like Chinese whispers!!!:unibrow:
O.k.just to try and get it back on track,I found this pic' of Henry Diapers warehouse,though it's not very clear!
pic' courtesy of L.R.O.
Thanks Steve! And here's a airial view of that same area!!! (From my 'Old Echo'!!:PDT11Quote:
Originally Posted by wsteve55
Am I correct in remembering that a whole lot of bodies had to be moved from the Atlantic Tower site, which had, long before, originally formed part of St. Nick's churchyard?
I imagine the warehouses must have been built on top of them without cellars to disturb them..
Going on past experience,like st. Oswalds in Old Swan,and the "White city" dog track, they probably didn't bother,and built over them!Quote:
Originally Posted by knowhowe