EAW046694 ENGLAND (1952). The Jacob's Bakery Ltd Biscuit Factory on Long Lane and environs, Liverpool, 1952. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.

Old Curiosity Shop

Aintree Institute

Fazakerley North Junction signal box

Jacobs biscuit factory

Aintree MPD coaling tower

Sefton Junction signal box

The Carlton Cinema

Orrell Park station

Orrell Park Ballroom

Walton Vale Picture House

2ndWW camouflage paint scheme.

Start of the Northern spur of the Walton Triangle

Sefton Junction.

As above

St John the Evangelist junior school.

This building was the residence of William Pickles Hartley when jam and preserves production was transferred to this Aintree sight from Bootle in the 1880s. Mr Hartley and his family moved to a large villa in Southport in the early part of the twentieth century. The building remained in use for office space until the factory closed in the 1960s - Ironically Schweppes had a factory across Long Lane. This company bought out and closed Hartleys factory in the 1960s, transferring production down south. This was a trend to close businesses in the north and transfer to southern locations.. Mr Hartley was a philanthropic person during his lifetime who would never have contemplated closing his factory to give jobs to a prosperous southern location.

A no..61 Liverpool Corporation bus on it's way to Aigburth in the south end of the city.

Bull Lane bridge.

Part of this open space was used as a football pitch for Aintree SS (sorting sidings) football club..

Palace Cinema.

Cheshire Lines Committee railway North Liverpool Extension Halewood to Southport Lord Street

Warbreck Station

Langton Dock Branch Line

Aintree Sorting Sidings

Aintree Central Station

Aintree MPD

Schwepps carbonated drinks factory

Reads LTD. drum manufacturer

Reads LTD. drum manufacturer

Warbreck (public house)

Site of original Windsor Castle (public house) demolished by high explosive German bomb May 1941.

Black Bull (Public House)