EAW004622 ENGLAND (1947). Long Lane, Everton Cemetery and environs, Fazakerley, 1947

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iron cycle loop line bridge

Nelsons Preserving Co

Hansons Dairy

Liverpool Boys Association sports ground. The this location is now called The Geoffrey Humble ground.

Entrance to the warehouse dispatch area. On site railway entered this area.

the crown public house

railway to Liverpool exhange

Jewish cemetary

This yard was one of Hartleys despatch areas onto the adjacent railways. Hartleys owned and used a couple of small tank locomotives on the site to take wagons of their product to sidings on the extension line (formerly Cheshire Lines) just opposite this yard, and to the former LMS (ex LYR)line passing along the north side of the factory. Product was loaded from the three vast warehouses on site (one of which supports the clock tower) The on site railway tracks went into the warehouse loading area inside the factory through an entrance that can be seen on the north side of the works.

This is the former home of William Pickles Hartley. It was built near to the then new Aintree works that had replaced his Bootle factory. Later he and his family moved to a large villa in Southport. Latterly, the building was used as an office annexe.

This small lake was used to supply water for the boilers at the Hartleys Jam works nearby.

Hartley's Village http://www.hartleysvillage.org.uk/

Jacob's Biscuit Factory