The Muncaster Arms Public House, Irlam Road, Bootle This Pub…
| Title | The Muncaster Arms Public House, Irlam Road, Bootle This Public house has a very interesting facade. Note the coat of arms complete with Latin inscription. Alas and alack, this building has recently suffered fire damage. It deserves to be protected as a good example of Victorian era pub' architecture. |
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| Date | 18 Jul 2009 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 480 |
| Retrieved from source on | 03 Mar 2012 19:50:06 (UTC) |
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The Muncaster Arms Public House, Irlam Road, Bootle This Public house has a very interesting facade. Note the coat of arms complete with Latin inscription. Alas and alack, this building has recently s…
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Modified Warehouses,Globe Road, Bootle, Liverpool Originally built as warehouses in the Victorian era, these 'temples to commerce' were mainly used for the storage of imported materials (especially ba…
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Modified Warehouses,Globe Road, Bootle, Liverpool
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A section of the now filled-in goods railway line, Irlam Road, Bootle. The once busy goods railway line, linking the North Liverpool dock system with the national railway lines, ran partly underground…
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A section of the now filled-in goods railway line, Irlam Road, Bootle.
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Sea View Road/ Irlam road junction.
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Sea View Road/ Irlam road junction.
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Dock Street - Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
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Dock Street - Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
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Sea View Road
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Sea View Road Looking west at the junction with Pacific Road.
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68 Irlam Road, Bootle
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Marsh Lane, Bootle. Looking west with the Salisbury pub opposite Irlam Road.
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Marsh Lane, Bootle.
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WHAREHOUSE ATLANTIC RD BOOTLE..ANYONE KNOW WHAT THE HANDS MEAN?
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One-time offices and stores of the Lamport Shipping line,68 Irlam Road, Bootle This building once housed the Bootle office and store for the Lamport & Holt Line.This was in the hey-dey when Liverpool …
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Training centre on Primrose Road
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The 'Salisbury' public house, jct of Salisbury Road/Marsh Lane, Bootle.
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The 'Salisbury' public house, jct of Salisbury Road/Marsh Lane, Bootle. Although the facade perhaps, is not as grand as other local examples, the 'Salisbury' public house is very much "alive and well"…
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| County | Merseyside |
| Region | England |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mThe Muncaster Arms Public House, Irlam Road, Bootle This Public house has a very interesting facade. Note the coat of arms complete with Latin inscription. Alas and alack, this building has recently suffered fire damage. It deserves to be protected as a good example of Victorian era pub' architecture.
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45 mModified Warehouses,Globe Road, Bootle, Liverpool Originally built as warehouses in the Victorian era, these 'temples to commerce' were mainly used for the storage of imported materials (especially bales of cotton)brought up from the nearby docks. Note the original doorway and the rectangular-shaped area of new brickwork, that marks the place were the sacks and bales were hoisted up to the different floors of the then towering building! Sixty years ago, a now quiet Globe Road, would be teeming with dock traffic awaiting their 'turn' under the hoists!
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58 mA section of the now filled-in goods railway line, Irlam Road, Bootle. The once busy goods railway line, linking the North Liverpool dock system with the national railway lines, ran partly underground beneath this section. As the steam locomotives emerged briefly from the tunnels far below the roadway, the air around would be filled with a mixture of steam and smoke. A very evocative image from an age now passed. . . Note the top arch of the mouth of one of the original tunnels. Ordnance survey sheet:SJ 39 NW (1956) has detail of the original route of the railway line in question.
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