Wonderfull ❤

great britain until our goverments destroyed it shame really

most people are same size no fast foods places on every corner

England at its best

Take a look at it now.

Now look st the STATE of the people and the city now. . . More advanced, civilised, mannered and cared about where they live. City just stinks of human Piss now.

We never built these grade listed buildings, not in the 17-1800s. Not with the tech we had then. Not a chance on earth. We found them

Before immigration

Health and safety hey…crikey 🤣👍🏻

How this country is now though it’s a joke run by idiots 😢

Before mass immigration destroyed us.

It looks more civilised back then than it does today .

Greatest city in the world bar none

My old Road and school have been demolished, Salisbury Road, Granton Road school, Anfield, but the fond memories live on... Happy days 🙂

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Hlitherland, scandi. R. Mersey, boundary river. UU instead of W sound when 1086 survey was written in latin. Woolton possibly Ulfs ton.

Abstract There are over two thousand legionary stamped tiles incorporating some two hundred different dies now admirably collated and listed in Roman Inscriptions of Britain. Dates have been tentatively suggested for a minority of these dies, but some of these are inconsistent with the other evidence. Inter alia, by using dating derived from the different forms of tegulae on which these stamps have been impressed, revised dating is proposed. Linking these dates with the distribution of the stamped tiles sheds new light on legionary practices and movements, particularly on Hadrian’s Wall and in post-Antonine Scotland, as well as the relationship between the legions and the auxiliary units. The multiplicity of different dies could be explained by each cohort having its own stamp and stamping every one of the tiles they produced, a practice that all the British legions seem to have followed. The discovery of legio XX stamped tiles referring to Viducius at a rural tile-works in Merseyside confirms him as a legionary contractor; close examination of tile sizes shows that contractors appear to have played a significant part in the production for at least two of the legions.

I can remember traveling on the overhead railway as a lad with my farther who worked on the docks - going to Sandhills station on our way to pick up his wages - Lovely memory !

We had everything and in the usual way the people in charge ie the council smashed the shit out of it

K.😊

thumbs up for not adding loads of music

One particular myth about St George's Hall is that it was 'built back to front' and this is so because the steps do not lead into the garden. You can point to the garden being called 'St John's Gardens' and that it was the churchyard of St John's and the market next to it is likewise called 'St John's Market' and in this video you see the church itself. There was a proposal that the Anglican Cathedral be placed there.

12:35 the original fidget toy

I swear to god this is A dream , non of this could of happened because we've spaffed it away so much

Exactly where I should be

It's actually mind-blowing and airey seeing bootle town hall 15:30 120 years from then, we used to sneak under it and play there, pretty sure a part of the building used to be a mental hospital at one time...

Shipping company in the thirties owned by the Pile family

Thank you for this!

A magical by-gone age. We threw it all away.

Oh there's a young Julia Wallace walking by

😠Some of the footage dates from 1924 (tram crossing Strand) and some from post 1947 (modernised Overhead Railway stock). Rather annoying.

I could be looking at my grandparents

00:02:16. I’m the taller of the two lads, the one holding the 📰 newspapers near the hoss ‘n’ cart, slightly right of centre at the bottom of the screen. I had just turned 13 around that time. What should I get my wife for our 114th wedding anniversary? I know … she’s always been a bit of a daredevil, so I’ll book a skydive 🪂 for her.

Is this original audio?

Too white for me. What liverpool needs is people from the third world en mass..

The clock tower on the Albert Dock is something to behold 3:36

The siege lasted weeks even though Rupert boasted “it’s a mere crows nest which a parcel of boys could take’. It took weeks and inside spies to capture

I drive thru liverpool city centre every day and it’s amazing to see it being built. It reminds me we’re only here for a short time and we should make the most of our time here because were only here for a short time

Was always and always will be a little shit hole. So glad I left in 78.

Crosebi-Crosby Cherchebi-Kirkby Liderlant-Litherland Boltelai-Bootle Derbei-West Derby Rabil- Roby Hitune-Huyton Cileuuelle-Childwall? Esmedune-Everton? Wauretreu-Wavertree Alretune-Allerton?

It’s amazing how time flies nice looking at old pictures x

When Britain was great...state of it now.

These incredible images of Liverpool from the Edwardian era show how brilliant the builders and architects were and how todays public figures should be appreciative of the legacy they have left. And having been born in city in the 50s so much could have been saved in the mass clearances after the war. of so much housing that needed only refurbishment. Today when you see modern buildings around the waterfront you see just how much civic pride those in these images had

Wish people was dressed like this today when ladies and gentlemen had respect for each other not like today in the present days

sound and camera was not a technology then?

Brilliant video

Back when England was English.

Wish I was alive back then. This generation ain't worthy of what these souls endured!