EAW001916 ENGLAND (1946). The Three Graces and the surrounding area, Liverpool, 1946

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Title [EAW001916] The Three Graces and the surrounding area, Liverpool, 1946
Reference EAW001916
Date 12-July-1946
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Place name LIVERPOOL
Parish
District
Country ENGLAND
Easting / Northing 334038, 390394
Longitude / Latitude -2.9923304031346, 53.40597558881
National Grid Reference SJ340904

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Air Raid Shelter.

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Air Raid shelter entrance.

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Air Raid shelter entrance.

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WW2 Auxiliary Fire Station.

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Central Library awaiting repair after being severely damaged in WW2 air raids.

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the royal court theatre

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Mersey Chambers. Built in 1878 and the home of the Pier Heads "THIRD" Liver Bird.

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