EAW001705 ENGLAND (1946). Sandon and Huskisson Docks and environs, Liverpool, from the west, 1946

GLASS HOUSE

GLASS HOUSE

GLASS HOUSE

GLASS HOUSE

GLASS HOUSE

GLASS HOUSE

GLASS HOUSE

GLASS HOUSE

GLASS HOUSE

GLASS HOUSE

GLASS HOUSE PALM HOUSE

GUDER BRIDGE EAST LANCS WALTON AREA

GUDER BRIDGE EAST LANCS WALTON AREA

GUDER BRIDGE EAST LANCS WALTON AREA

GUDER BRIDGE EAST LANCS WALTON AREA

GUDER BRIDGE EAST LANCS WALTON AREA

GUDER BRIDGE EAST LANCS WALTON AREA

bank hall millions of bolts and nuts

bank hall millions of bolts and nuts

bank hall millions of bolts and nuts

Temporary road bridge as the orginal was demolished during an Air Raid in WW2.

Anfield, Liverppol FCs ground

Goodison Park. Everton FC

'Stanley Hospital' Stanley Road demolished in the 1970s

Surface Air raid shelters from WW2 waiting to be demolished

This railway bridge ove the 'Dock Road' could be raised to allow high loads to pass under.

Site of Everton Football clubs new gound

Sandhills railway station (Merseyrail Northern Line)

our house

At, or near, to this marker was the site of a 2ndWW searchlight battery No. 41117 at Newsham Park. It was manned by the 38 Anti-Aircraft Battalion Royal Engineers. The battery was operational by 14 May 1940 and positioned to protect Liverpool from air attack.

At, or near, this marker is the location of a 2ndWW HAA Z Battery, rocket projector battery ZH5 at Newsham Park.

At, or near, this marker is the location of a 2ndWW HAA Gun Battery at Lower Breck Park (GDA Mersey), designation number C/-.

Originally there was a dock here but a German bomb hit a munitions ship, which is why it is filled in.