EAW046911 ENGLAND (1952). West Bank Dock Estate and the railway viaduct, Widnes, 1952. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.

ORIGINAL DOCK ENTRANCE JUST A SINGLE GATE,FILLED IN.

SITE OF St Mary's church, and grave yard,

ARCH HOTEL

Concrete Barge

Ditton Railway Sleeper Depot

Located somewhere near this marker was the site of a 2ndWW Barrage Balloon, with associated buildings.

? Possibly a 2ndWW small surface blast shelter, associated with the adjacent Barrage Balloon site.

Located somewhere near this marker was the site of a 2ndWW Barrage Balloon, with associated buildings.

Located somewhere near this marker was the site of a 2ndWW Barrage Balloon, with associated buildings.

Gate to West Bank dock which was shut before tide went out after ships had left

Toll booth for railway viaduct footpath

Mersey flats

A surface blast shelter associated with the site of a 2ndWW Barrage Balloon, with associated buildings.

EVANS TIMBER YARD,THEN

GELATIN WORKS, THEN COWS NOSES,UDDERS AND OTHER SKIN PARTS OF GOATS,TO RENDER IN TO NICE JELLY FOR AFTER YOUR TEA, WENT INTO A LOT MORE FOODS THAN YOU WOULD THINK?.

BUILDING STARTED PRE 1939, WAR STOPPED COMPLETION, NEVER COMPLETED WAS TO BE POWER STATION, BOILER HOUSE

TICKET OFFICE, AND THEN DOWN ALL THEM STEPS.

HOLLIN'S VILLA

Dock Street

Blue Lagoon Copper Sulfate waste

landfill site which became Pickering's Pasture

west bank power station widnes

Viaduct street widnes

West Bank Dock Widnes

Evens Timber yard ,which later became Finn Forest

St Micheals Church RC

Ditton Road

St Micheals Road

Ditton Junction Railway Station

Ditton Junction railway station

Ditton Junction No.1 signal box