Fascinating Liverpool pictures

[Stickman]

I appreciate the poor bloke is almost certainly dead now , but I hate people who feed pigeons.

 

 

Here's one for you sir roger.

 

Pier Head 1965 and a pigeon eye view of a potential target...

 

[Anubis]

Did that become the Odeon? I'm sure I watched cocoon and Roger rabbit in there.

 

It was further up London Road. Opposite what would have been the TJ's building nearest the hospital.

[Anubis]

Liverpool Echo what's on 1990

 

 

 

 

 

The Coconut Grove has just been demolished. No idea what they are building on it's cold, dead corpse.

 

And can you afford to miss the 50p watered down drinks at Scott's every Wednesday?

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

The Coconut Grove has just been demolished. No idea what they are building on it's cold, dead corpse.

 

And can you afford to miss the 50p watered down drinks at Scott's every Wednesday?

Apartments and a row of shops apparently.

[Stickman]

Cases St 1968 and today...well not today today but you know what I mean

 

[sir roger]

It was further up London Road. Opposite what would have been the TJ's building nearest the hospital.

 

You seem awfully au-fait with its location if you don't mind me saying, Anubis.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Exchange Flags underground car park. 1956

 

[Stickman]

Lord Street 1887

 

 

Old Haymarket 1928, knocked and where the entrance of Queensway Mersey Tunnel is now

 

[deiseach]

What could U, er, you expect if you went to see The Gong Show?

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Sheikh Abdullah Quilliam and friends, sitting in a mosque (is where I wanna be).  Brougham Terrace, late 19th Century.

 

[halewood pete]

Exchange Flags underground car park. 1956

 

Amazed at that.is it still there and if so where is entrance/exit?

[KopOut]

 

the inside of this pub was done out like an old tram. I must've had a drink in here when I was about 16.

That looks like my Uncle’s electrickery van outside. He passed away last month at 88. Time flies, money flies and blow flies.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

If anyone's anywhere near Mann Island in the next couple of weeks, it's worth dropping into the Open Eye gallery.  They've got an exhibition on (until the 25th, I think) of old pictures of the Pier Head, the Ferries and Seacombe from the 80s and 90s.

[Tony Moanero]

If anyone's anywhere near Mann Island in the next couple of weeks, it's worth dropping into the Open Eye gallery. They've got an exhibition on (until the 25th, I think) of old pictures of the Pier Head, the Ferries and Seacombe from the 80s and 90s.

Yeah, Tom Woods. I love his stuff.

[Stickman]

Maybe that Nivea advert isn't so gay after all?

 

Players at the opening of Betsy St John's hairdressing salon in Walton 1966 

 

 

[VladimirIlyich]

Maybe that Nivea advert isn't so gay after all?

 

Players at the opening of Betsy St John's hairdressing salon in Walton 1966

 

 

Those players actually won things though.

[Beno]

Amazed at that.is it still there and if so where is entrance/exit?

Yeah, its just an underground carpark under Walker and Horton House(ie it's in the basement) in Exchange Flags.

Previously these two buildings were just known as Derby House.

You get in via a ramp in Exchange Street (under Horton House)and out via Rumford Street - next to the Battle of Atlantic Museum.

[Total Longo]

Maybe that Nivea advert isn't so gay after all?

 

Players at the opening of Betsy St John's hairdressing salon in Walton 1966 

 

 

 

 

Ian St John looks like he wants to kill someone.

[Dougie Do'ins]

Gorilla putting on lipstick.

 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Gorilla putting on lipstick.

 

 

The fuck?

 

What and where is that?

[lifetime fan]

Ian St John looks like he wants to kill someone.

 

 

Didn't he always?

[Stickman]

Ian St John looks like he wants to kill someone.

 

 

Don't get on the wrong side of the Saint

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeUNBr6WvYw

[deiseach]

The fuck?

 

What and where is that?

https://alansblogspot.wordpress.com/2017/07/08/when-is-art-like-a-gorilla/

[Stickman]

I didn't know that Bessie Braddock statue was up in those days

 

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Two's a crowd.