EPW025192 ENGLAND (1928). The Cocoa Works, Broad Green, 1928

5 Jubilee Avenue, and impressive frontage, and side double story bay window.

Broad Green Railway Station, up goods yard, including steam lorry and trailer.

Broad Green Railway Station, down goods yard, mainly coal merchants.

LNWR Type 4, Broad Green Signal Box. The first box to open at this location was opened in December 1871 and was abolished in October 1887. This closure was necessitated with the quadrupling of the track from Olive Mount to the junction with the line to Wigan at the east of Huyton station. The new box was an LNWR type 4 with a wooden top on a brick base built on the station platform and opened in October 1887 it was equipped with an LNWR 19 lever tumbler frame which was later extended to 29 levers.

CLC occupational bridge.

Rocky Lane Farm

Broad Green Farm

LMR/LNWR/LMSR Broad Green Railway Station, main building, and ticket office, including access to platform subway

Childwall Brook

Broad Green Railway Station, Gentlemen’s Toilets and Lamp Store.

Liverpool Corporation tram

Liverpool Corporation tram on the line between Liverpool and Roby.

Cheshire Lines Railway. Now disused and known as The Loop Line, it is a cycle and walking route that encircles the city from North to South.

Broad Green Station