These show scenes of Liverpool children from the late 1800's and courtesy of Liverpool City Library and the Records Office.
Some quite sad.
Liverpool Children Past
These show scenes of Liverpool children from the late 1800's and courtesy of Liverpool City Library and the Records Office.
Some quite sad.
Last edited by Kev; 01-10-2007 at 10:04 PM.
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Children in both Mason Street and Highgate Street (Edge Hill) from 1914.
Last edited by theninesisters; 03-23-2007 at 06:59 PM.
That 4th one from the left, the girl stood on the table in the pub singing has always fascinated me.Originally Posted by Kev
Its title is '1895 ENTERTAINING PUB CUSTOMERS' - poor thing
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The customers dont look over the moon at her either, unless its just the traditional Victorian stiff upper lip.Its title is '1895 ENTERTAINING PUB CUSTOMERS' - poor thing
The location is usually given as Richmond Row. I didn't know you could upload that many thumbnails into the one message and there's me doing 5 at a time on the other thread <doh>
The black lad at the steble fountain went on to sing all over the world, see the Scottie press website for details of that cos i've forgotten the full details.
Ged, that's interesting. Wonder if they know his name on the web-site?
Kev, those pictures did bring a tear to my eye.
Those kids had a raw deal in life didn't they.
They're going to build on the playground!
One of the great things about Eldon Grove is the fact that you can see the wide sweep of it without interruption.
Ged, you pipped me to the postI had a root through Scottie Press before, and I got a bit tired as I've been staring at the computer too much tonight !! So I book marked it for tomorrow.
You saved me the trouble of searching.
That info is SO interesting. I know that picture well - the one of the kids at the fountain. I had no idea that boy turned out to be famous - and in Argentina too. Wow !
I have some Argentinian friends who will be interested to see that.gif "Celb (23)")
Lindylou and anyone else interested. The scottie press site is a mine of info regarding the Vauxhall and Everton areas. You could spend a week traipsing through the whole site looking for a small article so just go to the search menu on the left and for instance I just typed in 'steble' to get this article up right away.
Just catching up with this thread. I haven't seen these large versions before. Thanks.
Kids playing around the Hannah May Thom statue that stood in Standish Street.
Thanks for the pic Ged, aim to reference the source when posting please
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