Maps of Liverpool

[Kev]

I bought this a few years ago at a Boot Fair. I can not see a publication date on it. It is pre the 0151 numbers.
Can anyone date it ?

Would it be possible to put it on the site ? (copyright) ????
Can a moderator help ?

It would take a lot of scanning on my part. Its about 50 pages long.

Phredd

ps = another 'Liver Bird'

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KEV :- Its over to you

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Looks interesting, I doubt scanning the pics and acknowledging the source will be a problem

[phredd]

Kev thanks for the move.
The map will soon be in a new home so watch this space.

Phredd

ps = do you know of anyone who collects the 'Ghost Train memoriabelia'(sp) from New Brighten ?

Phredd

[johno]

Hi Phred,
I recognise that book. I borrowed that book from my mother about 5years ago and mislaid it in my house. I have been desperately searching for it for the last few weeks. I seem to remember it was pre second world war possibly 1920's as the speke estate had not been built. It showed Everton before the slum clearence programme began. Must keep looking

[verdi]

Nice thread people. I aquirred a large map of Liverpool on linen, I think it was dated 1840 or 60. It was great. I took it over to my brother in Australia, and he had it framed, cost him a bomb. The shop he had it framed in paid him so they could keep it in the window for another week, They had so many people stopping to look at it. I may have a photo some where, but whether I can get it on here is some thing else, as I am a cave man with pc's !

[theninesisters]

Excellent Maps! My God - imagine someone with a 56k modem

[phredd]

Hi Phred,
I recognise that book. I borrowed that book from my mother about 5years ago and mislaid it in my house. I have been desperately searching for it for the last few weeks. I seem to remember it was pre second world war possibly 1920's as the speke estate had not been built. It showed Everton before the slum clearence programme began. Must keep looking

Thanks for the input john.
The book has to be before the 0151 numbers and after the 'ANF, EVE as all the codes have figures and no letters. ( am I pissed ?) in other words does that make sense.
Phredd

[xkopite]

Can anyone please post this map with No 2 court in Kitchen St please.
This is the large scale map.
Many thanks in the hope some one can oblige me.
Dave

[xkopite]

Please Please can any kind soul post this 1891 o/s map for me.
Really grateful if you can.
Thank you in advance.
Dave

[birdseye]

Kitchen Street 1906. Best I could do.

[xkopite]

Would you believe it birdseye, its got to be the top end on St.James St.
Thanks again for your post for me.

[birdseye]

Any better? Got one eye on the PC and one on the telly.

[xkopite]

Thanks birdseye,
Is that the large scale 1891 o/s map.
Thanks again
Just over the moon we beat that crowd again.

[birdseye]

It's OS Lancashire sheet 106.10 of 1906.Bought a few of these a couple of years ago. Invaluable for finding what used to be where.

Be reading in the national papers tomorrow about how lucky Liverpool were to scrape through. If Chelsea had won it would be seen as a masterpiece of footballing skill.

[marky]

I walked down Kitchen Street today. The top end, near St. James' Street, has modern property (derelict petrol garage on one side and Aigburth Tiles building on the other). Heading down to the 'dock road' over the Jamaica Street junction, are several old warehouse type buildings. Late 1800s/early 1900s I'd guess.
This area is very near the old Blundell Street (Wapping) Goods Station, so someone might have more information/pics. I think on the very next block is a triangilar vent for the railway.

[xkopite]

Hi Marky
I have a copy of the 1891 o/s map which covers the section upto Jamacia St.
The courts included are numbers 3,4, 5, 7,8,10, 11,12,14. but no number 2 court.
The great thing about this o/s map is it is large scale, great detail and the courts are numbered.
Dave