Liverpool Collection (page 18)

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral Retro Architecture Print
Retrodrome

Sefton Park Palm House Travel Print
Retrodrome

Anfield Stadium 1980s - Liverpool
Anfield was built in 1884 on land adjacent to Stanley Park. Situated 2 miles (3 km) from Liverpool city centre, it was originally used by Everton before the club moved to Goodison Park after a

Liverpool Ferry boat crossing the River Mersey to Birkenhead
Ferry boat crossing the River Mersey to Birkenhead, with Liverpool Docks and Harbour in the back ground with the distinctive shape of the Liver Building - Merseyside, England Date: 1924

Advert, Walter Mitchell & Sons, Ayr, Scotland
Advert for Walter Mitchell & Sons, Food Provisions, Ayr, Scotland. 1905

Children from Father Berrys Home, Liverpool
Boys and girls from Father Berrys Home, Liverpool, stand in rows in a large hall. The Home provided care for Roman Catholic children who were orphans or otherwise without a home. Date: circa 1912

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

Shipbuilding - RMS Franconia 1910
In construction the Cunard companys steamer RMS Franconia, covered in girders and scaffolding. Franconia, was intended for the lines Boston service, between Liverpool and Boston, USA. Date: 1910

Advert, W Rosenberg & Co, Fine Art Dealers, Liverpool
Advert, W Rosenberg & Co, Fine Art Dealers, Lime Street, Liverpool. circa 1915

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

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)

The Liverpool Echo office, Old Hall Street, before reorganisation. December 1992

The Liverpool Echo newsroom, Old Hall Street, Liverpool. 3rd December 1992

FA Cup 4th round match at The Den. Final score Millwall 0 v Liverpool 2. John Barnes battles for control of the ball, challenged by Alan McLeary. 29th January 1989

FA Cup 3rd round replay. Liverpool v Swansea City. Anfield, Liverpool, Merseyside. Final score 8-0 to Liverpool. 9th January 1990

FA Cup 3rd round. Bolton Wanderers v Liverpool. Burnden Park, Bolton. Final score 2-2. 3rd January 1993. Picture shows a goal mouth scene from a corner, 2nd half

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

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

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

Picture shows a Merseyside The Jolly Miller public house on Queens Drive, West Derby, Liverpool, Merseyside, decimated in an air raid on 30th August 1940. Location unknown but possibly Liverpool

Stamford Street, Edge Hill in Liverpool, Merseyside, severely damaged during The Liverpool Blitz. Picture taken 19th September 1940

Heroes of ROF Royal Ordnance Munitions Factory Explosion in Kirkby, Liverpool, on 15th September 1944, receive their awards. LEFT TO RIGHT are

Queen Elizabeth II in Liverpool during her Silver Jubilee Tour. 21st June 1977

Eldon Grove, Liverpool, Merseyside. 1st April 1975

Prime Minister, Harold Wilson opens the converted Eldon Grove flats, Liverpool, Merseyside. 5th April 1975

Liz Drysdale outside the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool, Merseyside. 16th March 1988.Liz Drysdale outside the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool, Merseyside. 16th March 1988

Palace Ice Rink, Liverpool, after damage caused during last nights raid, Pictured Friday 6th September 1940

The 1950 FA Cup Final was the 69th final of the FA Cup. It took place on 29 April 1950 at Wembley Stadium and was contested between Arsenal and Liverpool

David Essex performs at The Liverpool Empire, Liverpool Merseyside. Picture taken 11th November 1974

Kim Woodburn, model and TV personality, who family name is Miss Patricia McKenzie. Kim is known for presenting How Clean Is Your House ? and is on Celebrity Big Brother. Picture taken 14th June 1982

Liverpool 0-0 Bayern Munich, European Cup Winners Cup 2nd round 1st leg match at Anfield, Wednesday 20th October 1971. Our Picture Shows... Players and Officials leave pitch after match

Roy Wood, of the pop group Wizard, performing at The Cavern Club, Liverpool, Merseyside. The big hit song for Wizard in 1973 was See My Baby Jive. Picture taken 16th August 1973

The bleak scene at the Pier Head as the snow gets a grip. Liverpool, Merseyside. 6th February 1968

Charlie Lennon. Uncle Charlie Lennon, uncle to John Lennon. Charlie is pictured here in Liverpool with flowers and his arm round a statue of his nephew John Lennon

Rats! That renowned rodent Roland Rat has run into trouble again. His Ratmobile broke down outside the Liverpool Empire where he is to star in the panto Dick Whittington

Harold Turlant (68 years) and Albert Wilkinson (51 years), from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs which is on at the Liverpool Empire. 23rd December 1988

Spandau Ballet perform at Rock Around The Dock, Liverpool, Merseyside. England Pictured is lead singer Tony Hadley Picture taken 31st July 1986

Yoko Ono and her son Sean Lennon arrive at Liverpool Airport. In 2001, Liverpool Airport was renamed John Lennon airport. Picture taken 2nd May 1990

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"Liverpool: A City of Rich Heritage and Endless Charm" From the jubilant celebrations at Everton's goal, to the iconic River Mersey ferry sailing past the majestic Three Graces, a city that exudes passion and beauty. As you stroll along Crosby beach, Antony Gormley's mesmerizing "Another Place" sculptures stand tall against the backdrop of Liverpool's coastline, inviting contemplation and reflection. Terence Davies' film poster for "Of Time And The City" captures the essence of this vibrant metropolis - a place where history intertwines with modernity in perfect harmony. Anfield Stadium Fine Art showcases the heart and soul Football Club, echoing cheers from devoted fans who make every match an unforgettable experience. The sight of a Liverpool & Mersey Tug gracefully navigating through its waters symbolizes both its maritime legacy and unwavering spirit as a thriving port city. Music enthusiasts flock to The Cavern Club on Matthew Street, where echoes of Beatles melodies still resonate today – a testament to Liverpool's everlasting influence on popular culture. Delving into history reveals an antique map showcasing 19th-century Liverpool alongside Birkenhead – two cities forever linked by their shared heritage and industrial prowess. The stunning skyline framed by Mersey ferry offers breathtaking views that encapsulate all that makes this United Kingdom gem so captivatingly unique. Tommy Steele's statue immortalizes Eleanor Rigby - an enigmatic figure from one of The Beatles' most beloved songs - reminding us how music has shaped Liverpool's identity. And finally, Anfield Road football stadium stands proudly as home to Liverpool FC. Its hallowed grounds have witnessed countless triumphs and forged unbreakable bonds between club and community alike. Liverpool: Where tradition meets innovation; where art thrives amidst historic landmarks; where football ignites passions like no other. This city will forever hold your heart captive with its undeniable charm.