Between the years 2013 – 2018, I taught a local history group in Anfield, in Liverpool, named the Rawdon History Group, the group being named after local industrialist and philanthropist Christopher Rawdon. As part of a history project with the … Continue reading →
It has been a year since my biography was published on the lost Liverpool nineteenth century philanthropist Christopher Rawdon and to celebrate, the Rawdon history group invited Timothy Rawdon-Mogg, a descendant of Christopher’s brother Joshua, to visit some of the … Continue reading →
Rodney Street in Liverpool was constructed between 1783-1784 by the anti-slave trader MP William Roscoe, and is perhaps Liverpool’s most famous and architecturally beautiful street. The rows of Georgian terraced houses are not only appealing to look at, but they … Continue reading →
