Merseyside Collection (page 6)

Tunnel connecting Liverpool with Birkenhead 1926
Diagram showing where the tunnel connecting Liverpool to Birkenhead would be, under the River Mersey. Spanning 44ft wide with two desks for vehicles only

Morris Minor parked in Crosshall Street, Liverpool, with opposing street signs, on the left, allowing cars to park, on the right, no waiting, 23rd February 1960

Ian McKellen (later knighted to become Sir Ian McKellen) pictured here in 1969 at The Liverpool Playhouse where he is directing David Howarths Three Months Gone. Picture taken circa 1st July 1969

A soldier from the Green Jackets giving a demonstration to children at the St Helens show. Sherdley Park, St Helen, Merseyside. Circa 1973

Young children enjoy their day out at St Helens show. Sherdley Park, St Helen, Merseyside. 27th July 1996

St Helens show. Sherdley Park, St Helen, Merseyside. Pictured, standing to attention are (left to right) Lewis Purnell, Jamie-Lee Purnell and Kerry Purnell

The newly-crowned St Helens show Queen, Isobel Reynolds, of St Helens, drives through the show ground crowds. St Helens show. Sherdley Park, St Helen, Merseyside. July 1973

Young children enjoy St Helens show. Sherdley Park, St Helen, Merseyside. 27th July 1996

Edie and Norman Bate, St Helens greengrocers given notice to quit St Helens market. St Helens, Merseyside. May 1976

St Helens on market day. St Helens, Merseyside. 25th August 1958

New Superloos in Hall Street, St Helens, Merseyside, 23rd February 1988

Liverpool Road, St Helens, Merseyside, 23rd December 1958

Quaker Meeting House, St Helens, Merseyside, 8th February 1951

St Helens, Merseyside, at the junction of Church Street and Bridge Street, 2nd December 1958

Billiard Room at the Racquet Club, Upper Parliament Street, Liverpool, December 1947

The Beatles, fibre glass sculpture designed by artist David Webster, at the newly opened Revolution Club in Mathew Street, Liverpool, the former Cavern Club, 15th June 1976

The Sobells, Stanley House Youth Clubs own singing group, provide music for dancing, Toxteth, Liverpool, 22nd October 1963

051 Club, Liverpool, 6th July 1992, Dan Syrett, co-director of Icon night goes around the club with a tray of iced fruit

Snobs Take 2 Nightclub, Liverpool, 22nd August 1986

Poulton Victoria Sports and Social Club, Wallasey, 30th April 1992, singer Cheryl, performing on stage

The Paramount Club, the countrys largest purpose built bingo hall, Stonedale Retail Park, Croxteth, Liverpool, 23rd November 1994, Michelle Molyneux enjoys a night of champagne and bingo

Mardi Gras Club owner Marc Jones (right) and colleagues get into the mood for a special American theme night, Club Fiction (Wednesday)

Views of Liverpool, including St. Johns Beacon. 13th July 1989

Mr Leslie Johnson (right) rode his horse "Lady"
Mr Leslie Johnson (right) rode his horse " Lady" into the bar of the Fox and Goose, in Southport, Lancs. Mr Johnson, a local nightclub owner

The scene at Northway approach to Switch Island, a major road junction near Aintree in Merseyside, England, Friday 27th January 1978

Aerial view of M57 Motorway, The East Lancashire Road is seen (right) at the point where the motorway extension crosses at Kirby, the Cress Motel is seen bottom centre, 12th April 1973

13 year old Denise Hastings, the only girl in the Bootle Junior Golf Tournament, competing against 80 boys. Bootle Golf Course. 5th August 1971

Members of the Liverpool Chinese community cheering on hearing todays good news of the Japanese offer to accept unconditional surrender, Liverpool, Friday 10th August 1945

"Tiny"the pygmy goat was an instant success when 800 children paid a visit to
" Tiny" the pygmy goat was an instant success when 800 children paid a visit to pets corner at Knowsley Safari Park

7 year old Nicky Wilson makes friends with Grumpy the sea lion at Knowsley Safari Park. Merseyside. 21st May 1992

The centre of Prescot, Knowsley, Merseyside. May 1976

Alderman Kelly, Mayor of Bootle, pinning the Scouts Silver Cross for Gallantry to the flag of one of the three troops who gained the award

The Major of Bootle, (Mr Alderman Js Kelly) pulling a cracker with one of the children at dinner given by an anonymous donor and members of the Bootle WVS to people bombed out of their homes

Kay Flavell in Lark Lane, Liverpool. She has collated history about the area. August 1983

The end of Mr Pages garden where the portions of a German plane fell last night, during a raid over the North West. Liverpool, Merseyside. Picture taken 20th August 1940

St Michael, Huyton Parish Church, Huyton, Knowsley, 23rd September 1955

Kirkby Mill Dam, Kirkby, our picture shows, a miniature waterfall below the lock gates runs into a stream littered with rubbish, Circa 1950

Bomb damage in Wesley Street, Crosby, Waterloo, Liverpool, after a German air raid. Picture taken 31st August 1940

St Marys Church, Knowsley Parish Church, Knowsley Village, 27th December 1967

Cantril Farm Estate, Mab Lane, West Derby, under construction, 15th August 1946

Writer and Illustrator Joseph Sharples instructs mums as well as first year pupils when he held a workshop for first year pupils at Knowsley Hey Comprehensive School. Knowsley, Merseyside

Karen Wilson with Carl Graham (left) and John Bride, pupils at Ruffwood Comprehensive School, doing well for themselves at School. Karen has won a place at Kings College, Cambridge

A happy band of Kirkby Carers at their meeting. Kirkby, Knowsley, Merseyside. June 1989

Teacher Mr Stent with some of his sixth formers at Halewood Comprehensive who are off to University. Front: Gail McCracken (library studies, Manchester Poly); Mrs Linda Henry (business studies)

Workers are proud to say "Made in Huyton"as Rita Canello holds up the first
Workers are proud to say " Made in Huyton" as Rita Canello holds up the first pair of trousers to come off the production line at the Wilson Road clothing factory of The Knowsley Garment

Pupils at St Brigids Catholic Primary School, Cantril Farm, Liverpool. 22nd February 1984

Head teacher Rita Shreenan with pupils at St Brigids Catholic Primary School, Cantril Farm, Liverpool. 22nd February 1984

One of the most up to date mobile canteens in the country. The canteen aquired by The Liverpool Gas Company. It will be stationed Broadway

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Merseyside, a captivating region in England, is home to numerous iconic landmarks and cultural treasures. As you embark on the River Mersey ferry, be prepared to witness the breathtaking sight of the Three Graces adorning Liverpool's skyline. These majestic buildings stand as a testament to the city's rich maritime history. Liverpool & Mersey Tug showcases the industrious spirit that once thrived along these shores. The bustling docks tell tales of trade and prosperity that have shaped this vibrant city. Step into The Cavern Club on Matthew Street, where legends were born. This legendary venue echoes with the sounds of countless musicians who have graced its stage, forever leaving their mark on Merseyside's musical legacy. Transport yourself back in time with an antique map depicting Liverpool and Birkenhead from the 19th Century. It serves as a reminder of how this area has evolved over centuries while retaining its unique charm. Eleanor Rigby comes to life through Tommy Steele's statue, capturing the essence of one of The Beatles' most beloved songs. Her presence adds another layer to Merseyside's connection with music and pop culture. Antony Gormley's Another Place statues dot Crosby beach, offering an ethereal experience for visitors. These haunting figures against the backdrop of crashing waves create a surreal atmosphere that lingers long after your visit ends. The Liverpool Docks stand as a testament to Merseyside's role as a major port throughout history. Witnessing these bustling waters is like witnessing time itself flowing through this dynamic region. Tom Murphy pays homage to singer-songwriter Billy Fury with his striking statue near Albert Dock. It serves as a reminder of how Merseyside continues to inspire artists across generations. As you explore Antony Gormley’s Another Place installation in Merseyside, prepare for an otherworldly encounter amidst vast stretches of beach and sea – truly an unforgettable experience. From aboard the Mersey ferry, marvel at the Liverpool skyline and the iconic Liver Building.