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Warren Road, LIVERPOOL, L23 6TY

This image shows the character of Blundellsands, with many large old houses like this one.

Dates from 1867. Probably designed by T. Mellard Reade. https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1257341

Bridge Road/Mersey Road junction mini-roundabout.

There are a lot of grand Victorian houses in this area, probably built for merchants or industrialist from Liverpool. The datestone says 1867.

Consecrated in 1874. The parish was created the next year, from part of Great Crosby parish.

Looking towards the sea front with The Mount, St Mary's prep school on the right. http://www.stmarysprep.liverpool.sch.uk/

Construction of the present St Nicholas’ Church began in 1872 when its foundation stone was laid; it was consecrated just over a year later, on September 4th 1873. Originally it was to have had a fine spire, where the north porch now stands, but escalating costs eventually prevented this and the resulting building was relatively plain and modest. However, over the next twenty years, as the Parish grew and prospered, significant additions and alterations were made to create the present distinctive appearance of the church on the corner of Bridge Road and Mersey Road (https://stnicholasblundellsands.org/the-church/about-2/ History of St Nicholas’ Church). The church, with its distinctive copper-clad fleche, is a grade II listed building (Historic England List Entry Number: 1257680 http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=1257680&resourceID=5 heritage Gateway).

Construction of the present St Nicholas’ Church began in 1872 when its foundation stone was laid; it was consecrated just over a year later, on September 4th 1873. Originally it was to have had a fine spire, where the north porch now stands, but escalating costs eventually prevented this and the resulting building was relatively plain and modest. However, over the next twenty years, as the Parish grew and prospered, significant additions and alterations were made to create the present distinctive appearance of the church on the corner of Bridge Road and Mersey Road (https://stnicholasblundellsands.org/the-church/about-2/ History of St Nicholas’ Church). The church, with its distinctive copper-clad fleche, is a grade II listed building (Historic England List Entry Number: 1257680 http://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=1257680&resourceID=5 heritage Gateway).