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Glen Park Road, WALLASEY, CH45 5JQ

A residential street in Wallasey. On its southern side are several three storey semi detached houses.

A tired looking public telephone box on Mount Road in Wallasey. The phone box's location on the street can be seen in Image

Fishing pond in Hose Side Rd, a corruption of the word hoes, meaning sandhill, for this road was once a gated private road through the sandhills. Associated with a couple of local legends, this possible marl pit is popular with local anglers. In the very early days of the history of Liscard Castle when it was known as Marina Villa, a sea captain took his new bride to live there, who, on receiving news of his drowning at sea, drowned herself in a nearby small lake. This eventually became known as the 'Captain's Pit' and her spirit is said to haunt Liscard Castle to this day.

A residential street seen from its junction with Mount Pleasant Road in Wallasey.

Previously the Anglican church of All Saints and left incomplete. The architect was Sir Giles Gilbert Scott; work began in 1927. Since 2013 it has been the home of Jubilee Church, an independent evangelical church

A large pond on Hoseside Road in Wallasey. A small amount of grass surrounds the ponds.

Cast-iron post on the UC road, against the wall of 11 Hose Side Road, New Brighton, North West side of road. C19th, probably erected by the Wallasey Local Board in connection with goods or passenger transport. Inscription reads:- EGREMONT FERRY M 2 Milestone Society ID: CH_EGF02B

Now a century old, the tower of Wallasey Waterworks, like its neighbour the Church of SS Peter and Paul, is another landmark on the New Brighton skyline.

Cast-iron post on the UC road, New Brighton, Merseyside; Mount Road, No. 54 against front wall, South-West side of road. C19, probably erected by the Wallasey Local Board in connection with goods or passenger transport. Inscription reads:- SEACOMBE FERRY M 2½ Milestone Society ID: CH_SCF02A.