The Calderstones, currently to be found at Calderstones Park in the suburbs of Liverpool, are displayed like a stone circle; a collection of six sandstone Neolithic stones, marked with modern graffiti and much older carvings. They do indeed offer a … 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 →
Liverpool is a city full of architectural brilliance, from the Gothic splendour of the Anglican Cathedral to the industrial monument that is the Albert Dock. The suburbs of the city also have hidden gems, with large Victorian merchant houses, nineteenth century landscaped parks filled with unsuspecting glass … Continue reading →
Manor Houses in Liverpool associated with The Beatles As a Beatles fan and a writer, it was only natural that I would attempt to write a book on the band, something that I kept putting on the backburner as I … Continue reading →
