EPW011214 ENGLAND (1924). The Simmonds Hunt & Montgomery Ltd Albion Cake Mills, Huskisson Goods Station and environs, Liverpool, 1924. This image has been produced from a print.

not sure what year but pub had been knocked down

Not sure what year but Pub had been knocked down

382 Great Howard Street home of the O'Hanlon family until 1966

Victoria Public House. Great Howard Street

Liverpool public Baths. It was decided October 1899 to erect the Baths in Beacon Street at a cost of £3,500. The first of its kind in the United Kingdom. Opened 1902.

The Albion Mills (Compound Cake Mill, Oil Cake Mill)

Huskisson Passenger Station (Closed 1886)

The Turks Head. The pub eventually became Tommy Trainor’s general store and was demolished in the 1960’s The old pub sign can be seen on the top floor, left hand side of the attached image. Image courtesy of Gerard Fagan and Liverpool Record Office.

St Albans RC School - bombed during WW2

North End Sailors Home on Luton Street, later used as an overflow of the Workhouse for ageing paupers.

72 Boundary Street - home of Charles Brady and family in 1895

44 Boundary Street - home of Charles Brady and family in 1897

22 Milford Street - home of Charles Brady and family in 1901

Penistone Terrace hardly marked on any maps

HIgh-level coal branch from a junction just north of Sandhills Station to Bramley-Moore dock good station.

Approximate position of "Kate Hayes academy / Oh Darlin'"

The LMSR, recently the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway, approaches to Liverpool Exchange Station