EAW023376 ENGLAND (1949). The foundations of the Customs House which was damaged by fire bombs in 1941 and demolished in 1948, Liverpool, 1949

Crooked Lane at Canning Place.

Jesse Hartleys hydraulic pumping station built to provided hydraulic pressure to fixed cranes, dock gates and bridges. In the 1980s it was converted into "The Pump House" still going strong today (11/02/2024)

Site of WW2 anti aircraft gun

statue

the futurist cinima

LCT 7074 (Tank Landing Craft, the last remaining example) De-commissioned in 1948 she was renamed Landfall and became a floating nightclub. In the lates 1990s, the Warship Preservation Trust acquired her and carried out some restoration work but they went into administration january 2006 she sank at her mooring but was later refloated and ownership transferred to BAE Systems for complete restoration and eventual display at the D Day museum

The remains of Lewis's Department store burnt out during the May Blitz 1941

The remains of Blacklers Department store burnt out during the May Blitz

The Flying Dutchman pub.

Crooked Lane.

Remains of the Canning Dock Custom House

The Adelphi Hotel

St Lukes (The bombed out church, May Blitz 1941)

Central Hall, Renshaw Street

Central Station

Custom House Overhead Station

Sailor's Home

Eagle Pub, Paradise St.