Old Liverpool School Buildings

**Paul D** · 06-25-2006

This is the oldest elementary school in Lancashire which is obviously now Merseyside,it's by Camp Hill.

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**Kev** · 06-25-2006

Originally Posted by Paul D

This is the oldest elementary school in Lancashire which is obviously now Merseyside,it's by Camp Hill.

Spot on

, Woolton

**Max** · 06-25-2006

I'll have to do another bike ride up to Woolton. Best place in Liverpool to go around.

I mostly just go to the Tesco and back since theirs barely any lines

.

Most of them go to the Allerton one.

**Kev** · 10-28-2006

Smithdown Primary School - The old Chatsworth Board

School

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Beaufort Street Board

School

**Max** · 10-28-2006

Whats the building behind the Beaufort street one?

PhilipG · 10-28-2006

Originally Posted by Max

Whats the building behind the Beaufort street

one?

Not sure if you mean what sort of building or the name, but it's a block of flats near Park Street - don't know what it was called.

**Waterways** · 10-28-2006

Originally Posted by Max

Whats the building behind the Beaufort street

one?

That is Chatsworth St and that is Entwistle Heights, a nice building, which has been blown down.

**Waterways** · 10-28-2006

Originally Posted by PhilipG

Not sure if you mean what sort of building or

the name, but it's a block of flats near Park Street - don't know what it was called.

The block near Park St, on Mill St, is Mill View.

**twiz** · 10-28-2006

Originally Posted by Waterways

That is Chatsworth St and that is

Entwistle Heights, a nice building, which has been blown down.

Hmm, nice? Was it a council tower? If so then I'm sure the occupants views

differed, did you live there? I'd actually love for all or most of the tower blocks around merseyside to still be around because they add to the skyline and

make a city look bigger than it really is. But they're no good for living in, no community, hallways/stairs/lifts stink of piss, half filled with

smackheads. Thats my experience of one tower block in Everton but I'm quite sure it was consistent throughout the city.

**shytalk** · 10-28-2006

You describe these schools as boarding schools. The difference between

Board scools and boaeding schools is that pupils live on the premises in boarding schools. Board schools they did not live in, they were school run by the

school board or education authority, other schools were contolled by churches.

**Kev** · 10-28-2006

Originally Posted by shytalk

You describe these schools as boarding schools. The difference between Board scools and boaeding

schools is that pupils live on the premises in boarding schools. Board schools they did not live in, they were school run by the school board or education

authority, other schools were contolled by churches.

Yes, there is a difference, thanks for the heads up

PhilipG · 10-28-2006

Originally Posted by twiz

Hmm, nice? Was it a

council tower? If so then I'm sure the occupants views differed, did you live there? I'd actually love for all or most of the tower blocks around

merseyside to still be around because they add to the skyline and make a city look bigger than it really is. But they're no good for living in, no

community, hallways/stairs/lifts stink of piss, half filled with smackheads. Thats my experience of one tower block in Everton but I'm quite sure it was

consistent throughout the city.

All the tower blocks of the 1960s were owned by the Council.
I was once offered a flat in one in

Kirkby, but didn't take it, & I've never lived in one.
The B & W photo is Chatsworth Street (I got it wrong) and that is Entwistle Heights.
Here it

is in 1986, just before it was demolished.

I know this thread is about schools.
I've just looked, and have a few photos of demolished schools

which I'll post.

**bobbymac** · 10-28-2006

Hi M8, do you have one of Roscoe

Garsefield Rd? I believe it's now an old folks home. It's near Broadway.

**shytalk** · 10-28-2006

If anyone has a picture of Gateacre village church school I would appreciate it. I don't think it is

used as a school anymore.

PhilipG · 10-28-2006

Originally Posted by shytalk

If anyone has a picture of Gateacre village church school I would appreciate it. I don't think it is used as a school

anymore.

Is this it?
I did a Google search for gateacre school (2 separate words).
I don't know Gateacre - I don't think they'd let

me in!
http://static.flickr.com/43/111299737_249a29ad3d.jpg