Date Stones and signs around Liverpool

[ChrisGeorge]

Excellent work here, gregs dad and taffy!

Chris

[quincyg]

that church hall one is lovely Taffy

pub in Waterloo


Coronation Rd, Crosby


Moor Lane, Crosby

[gregs dad]

Everton Library, St Domingo Rd

[ChrisGeorge]

Great photograph, gregs dad. I have always thought the Everton Library is one of Liverpool's architectural treasures.

[gregs dad]

Thanks Chris and the pub on the next corner isn`t bad either

[Ged]

Great pics Taffy, Quincy and GD - well done.

[taffy]

Thanks Chris and the pub on the next corner isn`t bad either

I hope these two buildings continue to survive. Interestingly, there's a tower block of flats in Sefton Park with the same name as the pub, Mere Bank. The pub is named after the early 19th C Everton estate of Charles Horsfall which itself took its name after the small pond ( mere) that was once at the bottom of Mere Lane, Everton. The Sefton Park tower block took its name from a demolished Sefton Park mansion built by the grandson of Charles Horsfall. This was one Douglas Horsfall who built a number of churches in Liverpool including St Agnes, Ullet Rd.

[robbo176]

Hardman Street

[lindylou]

Lovely building. You captured it nicely Mandy

[phredd]

Queens Silver Jubilee medal :-

Presented to me on the 7 July 1977 while serving in BAOR Germany.

Phredd

[gregs dad]

seen in Norfolk Street today

[quincyg]

on the old Kingston Hotel James St

[marky]

Corn Exchange date-stone (and plaque). Fenwick Street. I've just noticed the date, and this site (though not the current building) will be 200 years old this year (August 4th, I've read somewhere).

[ChrisGeorge]

Thanks Chris and the pub on the next corner isn`t bad either

I hope these two buildings continue to survive. Interestingly, there's a tower block of flats in Sefton Park with the same name as the pub, Mere Bank. The pub is named after the early 19th C Everton estate of Charles Horsfall which itself took its name after the small pond ( mere) that was once at the bottom of Mere Lane, Everton. The Sefton Park tower block took its name from a demolished Sefton Park mansion built by the grandson of Charles Horsfall. This was one Douglas Horsfall who built a number of churches in Liverpool including St Agnes, Ullet Rd.

Another wonderful photograph, gregs dad. I equally pray that these wonderful buildings can be preserved for future generations. Many thanks for the information, taffy.

Chris

[gregs dad]

I don`t know if this is supposed to be the actual centre of Prescot