EAW001785 ENGLAND (1946). Wallasey Village and environs, Wallasey, 1946. This image has been produced from a print.

Sandy Lane

Wallasey Village Road

Green Lane

Where the current (2020) Wood Lane exits but at this time there were no Wood Lane houses on this section. the houses either side belonged to Marshlands Road and the soon to be demolished Granville Terrace.

Marshlands Road (still extant 2020)

Granville Terrace prior to being knocked down.

SITE OF ST MARYS COLLEGE

End of cleared 2ndWW minefield just visible.

2ndWW GL Radar mat.

A huge run of 2ndWW anti-tank cubes, which stretch from the sea inland as far as the brickworks quarry.

Location of the admin/accommodation buildings associated with the adjacent 2ndWW HAA Gun Battery.

Location of the Gun Pits for the 2ndWW HAA Gun Battery at Leasowe, designation number Z/H30 (GDA Mersey). Notable are the remains of eight gun pits, suggesting two phases of constructon.

? Possibly the traces of the holes for 2ndWW anti-tank rails. Seen clearer on EAW001775.

2ndWW anti-tank blocks.

2ndWW anti-tank blocks.

emergency water supply (ews)

cinema burned down new cinema was the pheonix

farmers arms pub

WW2 Camouflage Scheme on ground

WW2 Anti-Tank Obstacles Cubes

Dr Greens Surgery

'Twenty Row' cottages

Wallasey Cricket Club

Harrison Park

Bayswater Road

Wallasey Village

Wallasey Golf Club

St Nicholas Church

Rostherne

Brickworks

Grove Road train station

Wallasey Village train station