Old Merseyside buildings

[Ronijayne]

These are wonderful photos GD, again, THANK YOU

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Steve, you left that woman with a NUN........................ I wonder what happened to her and why she was being kept there. Maybe her family.......................................

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Union House designed by Alfred Shennan ,a Liverpool architect. in 1946. This was supposed to sit between Tower Street and Convent Garden replacing 3 buildings with some war damage, but it never got built

I like it....similar style at the little 10 story building I live in

[gregs dad]

The old GostIn Furniture building in Hanover St,there are various shops inside now.


Bluecoat Chambers in School Lane


Old warehouse at the rear of Stanley House in Hanover St

[gregs dad]

The Carters monument looking very aged at the back of the new museum


The 5 lamps war memorial at Great George Rd,Waterloo,the lamps have changed but the number stays the same.

[ChrisGeorge]

Very fine, Joe. The Carters memorial looks great, and I remember the Five Lamps from going to visit some friends of my family in Waterloo, when we got the bus to the Five Lamps.

Cheers

Chris

[goldenface]

What I find strange about Gostins Building is the sandstone stonework arches at the front which seem to be a lot older than the rest of the building. Did they come from a building that stood there before it?

[gregs dad]

The old Liverpool Bank building in Victoria St, now St John`s Resturant

[gregs dad]

old liverpool building by exacta2a, on Flickr
The County Sessions House in Islington , built 1882 -84

old liverpool street by exacta2a, on Flickr
Basnett Street with the side of M & S building and the old George Henry Lees, now Rapid Stores
There is a connection between this pic and the top one any guesses?


liverpool demolition by exacta2a, on Flickr
Robotic demolition of the staircase to the St John`s stores in Queens Square.

[gregs dad]

old liverpool building by exacta2a, on Flickr
Warehouse in North St with cast iron window frames


old liverpool warehouse by exacta2a, on Flickr
Hoist on a 1882 warehouse in North St

old liverpool warehouse by exacta2a, on Flickr
Old warehouse in North St last used as a printers I think

liverpool flyover by exacta2a, on Flickr

Churchill Fly over

[wsteve55]

Post 332. Was it the same architect,Joe?

[gregs dad]

Post 332. Was it the same architect,Joe?

They are all the same building,Steve

[wsteve55]

They are all the same building,Steve

Ha,I thought you meant pic's 1 and 2????????

[gregs dad]

The post number threw me Steve,I see you mean the post before the answer was wrong anyway
the answer was Basnett st had a County Sessions Court in it a long time ago

[wsteve55]

The post number threw me Steve,I see you mean the post before the answer was wrong anyway
the answer was Basnett st had a County Sessions Court in it a long time ago

Thanks Joe!

[gregs dad]

old liverpool building by exacta2a, on Flickr


old liverpool building by exacta2a, on Flickr


old liverpool building by exacta2a, on Flickr


old liverpool building by exacta2a, on Flickr


old liverpool building by exacta2a, on Flickr



old liverpool building by exacta2a, on Flickr

The rear of Bluecoat Chambers on a rainy day

[ItsaZappathing]

Cracker photies GD. You caught the light on the Acer beautifully. Nice one (I love Acers).