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Gloucester Road, LIVERPOOL, L6 4DP

Two different styles of terraced houses are on view in this street in Tuebrook.

Neighbourhood pub at the junction of Lowndes Road with Clifton Road East in Tuebrook.

Viewed from the junction of Lower Breck Road.

The Clifton Arms on Clifton Road East, a pub and small B&B popular with Liverpool football fans. With the expansion of Liverpool into the countryside and surrounding villages at then end of the 19th century, a great number of terraced streets were constructed with a public house on the corner to serve the growing population.

Bootle Branch railway bridge in background

Derby Hall above Tuebrook Post Office on West Derby Road, close up showing the eagle and child crest of the Earls of Derby and the date 1875 when it was built as a Masonic Hall. Marlborough Lodge No.1620, had its warrant issued on 20th May 1876, the first meetings were held in Marlborough Terrace, Tuebrook, from whence the lodge took its name, with the Lodge consecration being held on 10th September. On 5th April 1904 the lodge left Derby Hall for the Masonic Hall in Hope Street. It became a billiard hall in the 1930's, Ogden's Social Club in the 1960's and then a community hall.

A riot of dandelions at the northern end of this 121 acre Victorian park with houses on Newsham Drive seen through the trees.

Like many park herons, this individual has become habituated to human presence, allowing much closer approach than birds in wilder habitats.

This 121 acre park was opened in 1868. The boating lake seen here, the larger of two lakes in the park, no longer has boats but is evidently well used by fishermen.