EPW004029 ENGLAND (1920). View over St James's Church to the West Float, Birkenhead, from the west, 1920

Halfway House Pub.

Our Lady's RC Church

Was formerly The Comet Pub.

North Star Pub

North Star Pub

This is now the site of KFC.

This is now the site of KFC.

dock cottages

St James's National Schools for boys, girls and Infants

Albert Memorial Industrial Schools for Boys and Girls. The building was completed in December 1865 and certified for use in February 1866, with accommodation for 150 children, aged 8-14.

site of dawson ,smith,crutchley,merrit avenues

George Lunt & Co's new bakery under construction

Area known as Egremont Sidings. It was also proposed to build a passenger station at Oak dale Rd, which never happened. These sidings are now the location of the toll booths for Mersey Tunnel, opened 1971 after the railways closure.

Flour mills, I think

Gallagher's Hill

Lee's Tapestry Works

Goods wagons on a passenger only line ? Could be a permanent way works train - apart from the box vans which don't figure in such trains

Graving Dock Hotel - body found in cellar during demolition

Wallasey Town Hall

St Pauls Church, Seacombe

Seacombe Ferry and bus Terminal

Thomas Brasseys Canada Works

Birkenhead North - station - then known as Birkenhead Docks station

hydraulic swing bridge here

Duke Street Bridge here in 1911 - a swing bridge. Marked as a bascule bridge in the 1930s; perhaps a replacement

Queen's Buildings

St James's Church

Lock

Alfred Dock

Vittoria Dock

Iron works or foundry

Belting works. Many factories still relied on belt-driven machinery in the first half of the twentieth century

Corporation Road

Beaufort Road

Engine house - possibly for operating hydraulics for lock gates?

Possible tram

Flour Mills - built sometime after 1913

Ocean Flour Mills

Gill Brook Basin

Cavendish Wharf Sidings

Cavendish Wharf

Duke Street Wharf

River Mersey

Royal Liver Building, Liverpool, built 1911. Headquarters of the Royal Liver Assurance Co.