As an Evertonian I have a mild apprehension that it could now be under the Bill Shankly recreation fields any ideas?! Also, a regular correspondent Phil D has passed on a photo of 61-63 Cockerell Street, which Ive pasted below. , Some people are also claiming that when theyve walked down Bold St theyve witnessed a very quick timeshift -to the extent that theyre saying that theyre claiming theyve seen flickers of a scene from Bold St in the era 1800s & then a return to normal, Personally I dont believe in time travel/teleportation or anything that it impossible scientifically. Here are our tips for making the right choice Renting a car, an attractive proposition for the holidays 1816 - Leeds and Liverpool Canal constructed. The map you have of 1885 is one of the first maps which shows the road in existence. Families, friends and small groups will love this central apartment with private parking, located off Liverpool's Duke Street and slap bang in the middle of all the culture and beauty our amazing city has to offer. They lived there for a number of years before moving to Wallasey. Ill be sure to give you a mention when the book is eventually written. Any information that you may be able to provide will be greatly appreciated. Many thanks, Walt. Pleasant Street was very much exactly that on the first Ordnance Survey map (1850). https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/338152/390877/13/101329, My wifes family left Liverpool for New Zealand about 1852. The lived in Mann Street and my Nanna was Caherine nee Calderbank. Menu. Birkenhead. MICHELIN Liverpool map - ViaMichelin With your agreement, we and our partners use cookies or similar technologies to store, access, and process personal data like your visit on this website. Many thanks Martin for the useful tips of where to look next. Youre right, by the looks of things the numbers only go up to about 150 on Everton Road, before it becomes Heyworth Street. Yes, the Mill Lane in West Derby was once the site of a windmill somewhere around the junction with Queens Drive (I think on the opposite side of Mill Lane to the Jolly Miller, but I cant be certain). Therefore the previous use of the area remains a Mystery to me. & I saw a tv programme where a woman in a pub claimed that she looked outside the door of her pub & experienced it & some people who have walked down the street itself & claiming they also experienced it, Would you happen to know is there any truth in that -(that Bold St has a reputation for timeshifting)-, Can some one reply/make a comment so I can set the record straight-Is there any evidence. document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id", "aeaa08e5bb4f1617530d91c11e422ae4" );document.getElementById("ad28faf495").setAttribute( "id", "comment" ); Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Hi Martin, thank you for taking the time to reply my great grandfather Samuel Dickinson was a ships steward, he was married to Mary Anne Bryant who would have been at home caring for their children. Or are you just after some better copies of the same thing? I HAVE BEEN RESEARCHING MY MOTHERS FAMILY (WILKINSON / FORSYTH WHO HAD SEVERAL PUBS AND A BREWERY IN THE VICINITY OF GREAT NEWTON STREET/DANSIE STREET AND EDGE HILL. I cant quite place the exact location of St. Annes court housing on that map, but will check the 1911 census to get some bearings on where exactly those courts were. interested in history of old custom house in canning place. He joined the Royal Warwickshire regiment in 1891 and listed his next of kin as his mother Mary Lake, living at 302 Everton Road, Liverpool. Can you tell me where exactly Atterbury Terrace was/ is off Grafton Street, Toxteth ? Search In my Edwardian A-Z, its in the index but despite searching I cant find it on the accompanying map. The street map of Liverpool is the most basic version which provides you with a comprehensive outline of the city's essentials. The modern position is roughly here: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.3994786,-2.9550315,18.21z?hl=en. Uk City. Martin. https://municipaldreams.wordpress.com/2013/10/08/liverpool-first-council-houses-in-europe/, My grand parents John & Anie Hickey lived in leyden st kirkdale hi martin,did tariff st L5 have a small court or houses in it, my mam was born in that st.but i cant find no record, can you help. I can feel the ghost limb twitching. My grandmother didnt try to pursue this. Ireland. My grandmother Nell/Ellen was married to Robert early 1900s, and never divorced. Can you please tell me where i could get a copy of the 1953 map showing Kirkdale / Walton. My grandfather Walter James Lake is said to have been born in Liverpool between 1868-1872. With a city population of 137,000, and 360,000 in the agglomeration, Tours is the largest city in Centre-Val de Loire, though the status of regional capital is held by Orlans. Looking up that address on the current Google map brings up the large junction with an Aldi, and looking up that site on the old maps shows the West Derby Union Workhouse. A BRIEF HISTORY OF LIVERPOOL. Explore the areas you know before the railways, roads . She was born in 1948, so anything you could dig up or point me in the direction of for around that time would be fantastic. Regards John Meaker, Hello Q24826. 54 was one of these, but theres a high chance it was, and if so then Id say that it was a domestic address, and therefore possibly where her biological mother lived. Absolutely fascinating! I love looking at old maps of London so was pleased to come across this London A-Z Street Atlas - Historical Edition. Hi David, my father was a director of garners timber.i have a couple of photos of were the timber yards used to be.the timber yard was going for over a hundred years and was family run until it went bust 30 years agoive got quite a bit of info from my dad who is still aliveit sounds like the same family to mei know the name of the company in the 30s was called s garner and sons.i think andy garner contacted me on twitter.if this sounds familiar you can email me for any info you may need, Hi there! Also Green Lane, West Derby, from 1851. Heres a map of the Strawberry Fields estate. Get free map for your website. There was a Geoff Garner at the Liverpool Institute School for Boys. And also, do you know when they were built? I have a few other maps of Liverpool in sections for that time, but they are difficult to read, print is too small. Is it available from the Liverpool Central Library ? Feel free to download the PDF version of . Thank You, I did a bit of digging and found it here on the 1936 map: https://historic-liverpool.co.uk/old-maps-of-liverpool/1836-ma-gages-trigonometrical-plan-of-liverpool/#7/77.390/-85.397, The site looks like its probably now under the large junction of Hunter Street and New Islington: https://goo.gl/maps/hvaohniMp6TcJ1s97, I know this is a wierd question but would appreciate a reply or comment anyway, Some guy who has his own YT channel is making a claim that Bold St Liverpool has a reputation for a timeshifting. Had to chang it or as the Broad Sword. Hi Neil re the Old Customs House.this was the third customs house on this site the previous two destroyed by fire., the original dated back to the early 18th century. Lizzie, with her . A warehouse or factory perhaps? By the end of the century, four other docks had been established along the Mersey, so that the port outranked even London in dock space. Would be interested to know if you think this is the same family. It is hard to believe that there is only 4 years between the top and bottom maps. There were two chapels and a school, but the rest were houses with large gardens. He left my grandmother for an ongoing affair covering many years and were never divorced. RM DABK49 - Kidsgrove Liverpool Road probably 1930s RM EP2H6P - The sun just makes it into their old Liverpool courtyard. The railway seems to cut this land in two, so perhaps whoever owned it demanded access as a condition of the railway coming through. allthe men were Iron founders and worked in Arley Street. Hi Cathy, Any ideas? Depends of which document you look at. The street map of Liverpool is the most basic version which provides you with a comprehensive outline of the city's essentials. My grandmother passed 1975 interesting huh??!! With no photos and no as yet found record of this building that literally changed my life, I feel a part of me has been amputated. Thanks We are trying to find old maps of Harthill & Calderstones Park, preferably showing Harthill as being part of Calderstones Park. Theres a picture of a Sandhills Hotel on the Liverpool Picturebook websites North page. Haddon Street was a very tiny street, so its not labelled on many maps. I have a Pocket watch engraved with his name & City J. Any ideas? He was also a ships steward and from what I can ascertain, he came from Liverpool. I am currently researching the architecture around Upper Parliament St, and the area surrounding the empty lot opposite the old site of the Racquet Club in particular. Yes, youre right, they werent demolished straight away. Im currently moving from my previous print supplier to a new one, so when that is completed in the next week or so they will be available on this site, and perhaps from eBay too. V7 Maps of Nova Scotia Communities (excluding Halifax) banner image: Maps - 200400434 'L'Acadie' map of Acadia. Search by Name. Try emailing address below and we could catch up on a rather long gap in history! Even trying Ancestry searches. If heard of a large and productive watchmaking community in Liverpool in the 1800s. Original data: John A Brodie. I am delighted to hear from you. It would really help in the my late Uncles family history. An ancestor of mine was listed as being born in the 1870s, at Stanley Bridge Liverpool, is or was there any such place, if so where might it have been? My Grandmother who is long dead, used to live in Broom Street, off Denbigh Street, off Great Howard Street circa 1920 but I can,t find it on any map. Hope this helps! Etsy Search for items or shops Close search Skip to Content Sign in 0 Cart Gifts for Every Valentine Jewelry & Accessories It all just fascinates me over a span of ten/ fifteen years how Myrtle street could change from a thriving high street, to a scene of pure devastation. In 1830 the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, the first in England to link two major cities, was opened. Kind Regards, Gaye. She lived in Adlington Street, which I believe is still there but obviously now it will look nothing like it did when she was living there. Nothing unusual about that until I read the full entry and discovered he was one of 206 people registered under that one single address! Records of people younger than 100 and still . Im trying to find photos for my mum of where she used to live as a kid. The old 1:2500 maps show it marked PH (public house). Hi, I wonder if you or any of your readers could assist? I now this because I discovered that my great grandparents lived in number 28 n the 1911 census. To find it on this 1890 map, look for Roscommon Street here: https://historic-liverpool.co.uk/old-maps-of-liverpool/plan-of-liverpool-north-sheet-1890/#5/45.460/-44.319. My grandmother was Eveline Dickinson, from what I have been able to find out so far, she lived in Medlock Street during the 1901 Census, but has moved to New Brighton some time between 1901 and the next Census in 1911. Required fields are marked *. A merchant of some sort? Felicia Hemans (ne Browne) was born in Dale Street, Liverpool, in 1793, although she later moved to Flintshire, in Wales. The maps will be for sale very soon. Kind regards. in the 1930s im looking for a photo of the Houses & the Stables i have every where i would be grateful if you could help me, Alfie mumford. Hi Jack.By any id you know a neighbour called William Davies he 30 circular road east He died in 1989? Mike. L18 south Liverpool (just off Rose . My gt grandfather was a Hugh Davies who lived in Toxteth, came from Llanarmon-yn-Ial in Denbighshire. hi can anyone help Shows a Joseph Bramwell, 16 years old, an Apprentice watchmaker on Mary Ann St. Ive not been able to find any photos yet, but if you know any more details about where the timber yard was I might be able to have another search. Maybe in the University archive or the Chambers Hardman archive Rodney street, or it is starring us right in the face mislabeled. Cross Street, Wavertree was here: https://historic-liverpool.co.uk/interactive-maps/old-streets-liverpool/#17/53.40132/-2.93796, I wonder if anyone has any information about the Hulmes who around about 1924-1925 lived on a farm in Gateacre behind Gorsey Cop. (fn. It was demolished and knocked down by (The Liverpool Council. Nova Scotia Archives Maps Collection: Annapolis and Area (Acadie), Nova Scotia. Best wishes, I have some old tythe maps of the area but they are very poor-copied from worn out maps at Central Library.Do you know of any maps that might be better? Thanks. I used to attend Liverpool City Institute of Further Education 1967. Hello, my mum Doris was born in an old WW1 hut on Queens Drive? It was just north of Boundary Street, and looked like this in 1851: Hi Martin Thanks in advance for any information you can give me. Jim K. I havent found a Ballington Street yet. I think the fact that Edge Hill is around a station just spurred them on even more at the height of the Industrial Revolution, when Liverpool wanted to be the transport hub of Britain. would like to see any pics of the site prior and during demolition and any Liverpool A-Z street maps showing the site before and after demolition. However, if youre interested in seeing Compton Street around the turn of the century then it can be seen on the Plan of Liverpool (North Sheet) here: https://historic-liverpool.co.uk/old-maps-of-liverpool/plan-of-liverpool-north-sheet-1890/#5/46.529/12.041. Im afraid I dont know much about that builder, but Im very interested if anyone can shed some light on them. The houses on Medlock were slightly bigger than many of the tiny terraces which characterised Kirkdale and Everton in the 19th and early 20th centuries, having bay windows for example. Tom Slemens probably a name youll see coming up again and again. My Father was born in May 1910. If you know where 3 Court was you could look it up on this website: https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/334907/391565/12/100674, Thank you so much, Martin I really appreciate your help. I was born in Cazneau St ( Denbigh Castle pub ) A map of Liverpool's original seven streets (north to the left) Liverpool's Lime Street area pictured from above in 1946 Early history King John 's letters patent of 1207 announced the foundation of the borough of Liverpool. There are three Willow Groves on an old map of mine: one off Christopher Street (https://historic-liverpool.co.uk/interactive-maps/old-streets-liverpool/#18/53.43538/-2.97180), one off York Street (https://historic-liverpool.co.uk/interactive-maps/old-streets-liverpool/#18/53.41768/-2.95165) and a third in Seaforth (not on my online maps). Hi Martin Aug 6, 2022 - Explore Tracy Pennington's board "Old photos of Liverpool ", followed by 1,130 people on Pinterest. Hello and thank you for all your hard work here! I found the map really useful because now I have a street name with which to approach Liverpool library/archives unless I can find something online. They have the 1849 edition at 1:10,560 and 1893 at 1:2500 (very high detail, but small areas covered per sheet). Its definitely worth while getting in touch with the Central Library to see which maps they have, because they do have a lot. When I went on Google maps it appears that there are no homes there. Hi, Can you help please? Hope to hear from you. Mike. My boss says they got land off the Molyneux family. Would have lived opposite you I think? Said to be in the Islington area of Liverpool in about 1875. Coronation Park was further to the East, at the top of Lord Street. The maps I have on here have a lot of church (and other public building) names printed on them. Im replying to this as my grandfather was Robert Garner who owned this lumber yard. The 1891 Ordnance Survey map shows a Victoria Hotel at the top of Compton Road, at the junction with Whitefield Road. Welcome to 96 Midlake Circle! Ive not been able to find the exact place, but the censuses suggest that Vaughan Street is in south west Toxteth. The actual site now has the Hilton Hotel on it the only reference to the Historic building being the name..it is now Old Customs House Place a pedestrianised area immediately in front of the hotel. I seem to recall that there was a family member who played for Liverpool (or possibly Everton), and also I recall something to do with either the Titanic or the Lusitania. I found an image of a model of court housing at St. Annes street at the Museum of Liverpool (https://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/mol/collections/social-history/item-267835.aspx) which says they were demolished after the 1907 Housing Act. Id love to see what it looked like. I cant find any photos of this area myself. From street and road map to high-resolution satellite imagery of Liverpool. My maternal grandmother cam from Liverpool, with ancestors from Ireland, Cumbria and Scotland. By 'old', I mean it shows the streets as they were before vast swathes were demolished in the first half of the 20th century. Thanks. It may be that the name Shaw comes from Samuel Shaw, an industrial potter who had his works on the aptly name Shaws Brow, which is now William Brown Street (where the Museum and Library are). Hi Martin, my mother Jessie Hughes was born in 1909 in Nebo st Wavertree . I would like to Request some help myself my grandfather Peter Furlong grew up on Hankin Street, Kirkdale. Easy to use, easy to print Liverpool Map. The satellite view will help you to navigate your way through foreign places with more precise image of the location. [28] By the middle of the 16th century, the population was still around 500. The apartment block and surrounding houses back onto the railway. I will put a link to the site that found the map. I also responded to another question on Ballington Street here: https://historic-liverpool.co.uk/old-maps-of-liverpool/#comment-207145, Ive just discovered this wonderful site. Many Scottish towns were not first mapped until the late 18th or early 19th centuries. http://www.old-maps.co.uk/maptiles/m100955_335319_389554.png. I shall return one day to avenge this lol. Scotland History. My mother was born at #21 ( 1916 ) and my great aunt lived at #34. Things you can see on this Liverpool street map: Liverpool Central Railway Station (Train Station). All of these streets and scenes are now gone, lost to demolition, however David wanted to share his prescious memories of that time. Hi Martin, Their name was Rourke/ORourke and they were in the 1861 Census. My father was youngest of family was called Joe throughout his life and joined Canadian army in ww2. Im putting a map here in case anyone else might come across it and need to know where the street it. I am researching my great Grandfather Malachi Davis who was born in Ireland in 1858 but at some point moved to Liverpool and married Mary Davis nee Ennis. where the watchmakers took up business? However, there was an orphanage marked across the street from the houses on the 1914 map. Ive scoured the internetand im trying to find when the business startedim sure it was by one of my forefathers called sam garner in the early 1900s.any information at all would be really appreciated, Do you know which years the timber yard would have been in each location? David Matthews lived on Sedan Street, Salford 5, in the 1950s. - Binge on great food in Bold Street - Sip on the drinks in Seel Street - Wander through Liverpool ONE - Drop into the Albert Docks The site remained derelict till the early 60s when Merseyside Police headquarters was built and the area to the side was later landscaped and named after George Chevasse the Army medic who received the Victoria Cross for Gallantry in World War 1. I am told that my Mother and I lived in a pub called the Alhambra in that area during the war. If its one of those windows which is half buried then that would match with an industrial use, where perhaps cellars were used (e.g. If you use street view it give a clear picture of the type of property. See this page for Watchmaking in Victorian Prescot: https://www.harrison-associates.co.uk/prescot/watchmaking.html. Looking for a map that is large enough to read street names, with residences and church names etc. I cant find any information about what was there at the moment (I havent got access to recent enough directories) but I wonder whether it was an admin office either for a forerunner of the university or a boarding school (was the Collegiate ever a boarding school?). Good luck, and do let us know when it is! There are a few references to Adlington Street that Ive found. Liverpool - guide chapters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 I used your maps to locate a street call MARY ANN. Famous for music in the Beatles and others, and football clubs, however there is much more to Liverpool. 44) facing Chapel Road across what remained open land until c. 1870, being laid out as pleasure grounds c. 1835. Welcome to this stunning move-in ready home located in the historic downtown. Did your mums family, the Melodys, live on Cazneau street for a long time? In fact, the City of Liverpool's peak population was recorded in the 1931 Census as 846,302. The Kirkdale Gaol was the biggest landmark in the area, sitting on land between Garnet Avenue and North Dingle. I have been trying to find the name of the school that I attended for just a short time before moving to Huyton. Great place to grow up just off the city centre with fabulous memories of the docks, the markets and Scotland Road. They were a row of Seven two up two down terraced houses which do not appear to show up on any early maps I have seen it was situated off forth st situated between Clyde st an Esk st. Dec 17, 2018 - Explore ukbird's board "Old photos Liverpool" on Pinterest. I think you can rest assured that it wasnt on the Bill Shankly Playing Fields as it would have been at the top of the (slight) slope where the wind was stronger. Which was the street of the old markets. Can you help me locate an old street? 41 Million lives recorded in England & Wales at the outbreak of the Second World War.
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