EAW004627 ENGLAND (1947). Hartley's Village, the site of the Liver Industrial Estate and environs, Walton, from the north-west, 1947
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| Title | [EAW004627] Hartley's Village, the site of the Liver Industrial Estate and environs, Walton, from the north-west, 1947 |
| Reference | EAW004627 |
| Date | 17-April-1947 |
| Link | |
| Place name | WALTON |
| Parish | |
| District | |
| Country | ENGLAND |
| Easting / Northing | 336787, 396143 |
| Longitude / Latitude | -2.9521351773492, 53.457985920623 |
| National Grid Reference | SJ368961 |
Pins
 Old coal yard,now the site of McDonald s , named aptly Stoker way |
Raddy76 |
Monday 12th of August 2019 10:57:28 PM |
| Now a accommodation home |
Raddy76 |
Monday 12th of August 2019 10:55:08 PM |
| Was Walton library,now a social health NHS building |
Raddy76 |
Monday 12th of August 2019 10:51:48 PM |
| Fazakerly road |
Raddy76 |
Monday 12th of August 2019 10:48:18 PM |
| The everard rose garden |
Raddy76 |
Monday 12th of August 2019 10:46:59 PM |
| The building at the immediate rear of the church was a primary school. St John the Evangelist C of E school apparently closed in the mid eighties. The light building further back (it was actually red brick)was the school canteen. The buildings were still extant in 2012, but somewhat dilapidated according to a video taken there by a local. Do not know the fate of this sight since that time as I do not live in this area since moving to Scotland in 1973, however, I was a pupil at the school from 1952 to 1956 |
Davy |
Sunday 7th of May 2017 09:33:57 PM |
| This house was the residence of William Pickles Hartley. It was built here next to the new factory when manufacturing moved from Bootle to Aintree in the nineteenth century. He and his family moved to a large villa in Southport a couple of decades later.The building was still in use as an office until the factory ceased manufacturing in the sixties. |
Davy |
Wednesday 8th of February 2017 05:00:55 PM |
| Basement of the original Windsor Castle pub, Walton Vale. The pub was destroyed by a German bomb in 1941. |
Lord Axminister |
Monday 25th of January 2016 10:51:56 PM |
| Nelsons Preserving Co. For many years they had a contract, among others, to supply jam to Woolworth's Dept 3 in-store grocery areas. |
Davy |
Saturday 9th of May 2015 04:10:49 PM |
| Hartley Avenue comes to an abrupt end here just over the bridge. The avenue was probably intended to link up with Rice Lane to the west across the rec. |
Davy |
Sunday 3rd of May 2015 04:45:29 PM |
| Midland bank, demolished May 1941 by German high explosive bomb. |
Lord Axminister |
Friday 6th of June 2014 01:41:17 AM |
| Hartley Garden Village |
OllieMac |
Friday 22nd of November 2013 04:40:58 AM |
Hartley Village was developed by William Pickles Hartley to house his workers when the factory was built in 1886. |
OllieMac |
Friday 22nd of November 2013 04:48:19 AM |
| The 'Rec' recreation ground |
OllieMac |
Friday 22nd of November 2013 04:21:50 AM |
| St John's Church |
OllieMac |
Friday 22nd of November 2013 04:20:59 AM |
| Blessed Sacrament Church (prior to rebuilding after WWII bombing) |
OllieMac |
Friday 22nd of November 2013 04:19:47 AM |
| Jacobs Biscuit Factory |
OllieMac |
Friday 22nd of November 2013 04:15:48 AM |
| Hartleys Jam Factory |
OllieMac |
Friday 22nd of November 2013 04:13:37 AM |