EAW001911 ENGLAND (1946). Custom House, Hanover Street and the surrounding bomb damaged area, Liverpool, 1946

Liverpool Central Station. Now demolished and rebuilt as Central underground serving Liverpool and the Wirral. The glass roof was damaged by bombing in WW2.

Liverpool Overhead Railway Customs House Station.

Surface public Air Raid Shelter

kent gardens i think

site of liverpool 1

site for Voss motors, later became Dutton-Forshaw garage; as Merseysides largest Austin-rover dealership--garage was on 4 floors including underground workshops. in 1984 it closed and was taken over by rapid hardware--large DIY/hardware store.

Adelphi hotel

Lewis's department store

The Burnt & Bombed damaged remains of the Bluecoat Chambers. Hit by incendiary Bombs on the night of the 3rd of May 1941 during the Blitz. The concert hall by an incendiary bomb and the following night one of the wings was destroyed by a bomb.After the war restoration began and was completed in 1951.

WW2 Communal Surface Blast Shelter

WW2 Communal Surface Blast Shelter

WW2 Camouflage Scheme Roof

WW2 Camouflage Scheme Roof

WW2 Communal Surface Blast Shelter

WW2 Communal Surface Blast Shelter being demolished

WW2 Communal Surface Blast Shelter

About where the Moat House was built. Later demolished to build Liverpool One.

The Eagle Pub, Paradise St

Customs House

Gostin: The firm of Gostin produced hand-crafted furniture based on examples and patterns of prominent designers in 18th century. Princess Margaret was among the Royal patrons. In 1982 the firm was commissioned to make a bonheur du jour for the Princess.

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