Corn Street, Toxteth

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Corn Street, Toxteth

Image: © Sue Adair Taken: 15 Aug 2005

Corn Street is a wonderful example of what can be done when Toxteth terraces are cared for instead of being demolished. There has been a mill in this part of Toxteth for centuries as the name of this terrace off Mill Street suggests, in fact there is still a flour mill here today. This is the right side of the street taken from Mill Street. Corn Street is immediately adjacent to the South End Mills the boundary of which forms part of the lefthand side of the street.

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