Liverpool has more Goergian terraces, buildings and squares than Bath!
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I have been thinking about this statement the past few weeks and I can't see how!!
I love Bath, after Liverpool it is my fave place. But I can't see how Lpool has more Georgian buildings....
where are all the Georgian Buildings here? besides Rodney street.
And I got the pics to prove It.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/maxmoly...7594584066168/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/maxmoly...7594552030907/
Gididi Gididi Goo.
It's mainly because of L8 that Liverpool is said to have "more Georgian buildings than Bath".
Once you get to the other side of Catharine Street most of the so-called "Georgian" area was actually built when Victoria was Queen (and most of the other side [until you get into town] is 19th century).
It would be more correct to call Liverpool's (L8) architecture "late Georgian style" rather than "Georgian".
The comparison with Bath is not a good one, in my opinion, as Bath's Georgian is on average 100 years older than Liverpool, and built with the beautiful Bath stone, rather than Liverpool's plain brick.
Last edited by PhilipG; 07-29-2007 at 11:52 AM.
I found reference to it here on the The Mersey Partnership
Merseyside Facts
TOURISM FACTS
* Liverpool has been designated European Capital of Culture 2008 and its waterfront is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
* There are more museums, theatres and galleries than any other City Region outside London - including Tate Liverpool, The Walker, Merseyside Maritime Museum, Liverpool Empire and the Lady Lever Art Gallery.
* Liverpool has more Grade II-listed buildings than any other city in the UK outside London and more Georgian buildings than Bath.
* Merseyside is the Golfing Capital of England. There are over 40 courses, 7 of which are leading championship venues. Royal Liverpool played host to the Open Championship in 2006 and Royal Birkdale is due to host the competition in 2008.
* Liverpool has a sporting edge, with Liverpool and Everton Football Clubs, St.Helens Rugby League FC (Saints) and Aintree Racecourse - home of the world's greatest steeplechase, the Grand National.
* Merseyside has some of the finest modern architecture in Europe including St George's Hall, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Anglican Cathedral, the Pier Head's "Three Graces" and the Walker Art Gallery.
* 90% of Merseyside's has 135km is internationally important for nature conservation, including more than 60km of beach.
* Liverpool is the Birthplace of The Beatles. Here you can visit Strawberry Fields, Penny Lane, The Cavern and the homes of John Lennon and Sir Paul McCartney.
* Liverpool is the most filmed-in city outside London, with films such as A Letter to Brezhnev, the 51st State, The Hunt for Red October, In the Name of the Father and Hilary and Jackie being shot here.
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Lovely photos Gerard
I like the 6th one
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