came across it whilst having a google!!

www.watcha.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk

WOW!

Great find Stephen, keep Googling if this is what you come across!!!!

Like the way it does a slideshow.

What a fantastic find ! Well done Stephen. There's a LOT of history in those photo's.

Great link, is that the Mersey tunnel i can see in the 1920's picture of Dale street !!!!.

Now they've moved into the passanger seat. Great find

Brilliant find. Thanks for sharing.

Mrs Bert would not be best pleased if she knew you were calling her an old gas bag !!!!

whats the pic number?

Very disappointed, i went all the way through them pictures waiting to see some Wirral pictures with it being posted under the wirral history and there wasn't one.

I can see wirral! Lol

This one !.

Is the tunnel under there now?

The road tunnel runs directly under Dale St. gradually getting deeper as it heads towards the river. When they were driving the tunnel, part of Dale Street** collapsed due to lack of solid cover. A bit of an "Oh s#*t" moment. I don't know if the "Dale Street subsidence" pics relate to this slight boo-boo !

** Somewhere near the Municipal Buildings ie.top end of Dale St. as the tunnel approaches the surface.

They got some big pipes in that photo.

wtf?

U not checked out the pics?

yes amazing
but who?

Who what??

where did they originate?

Im confused. Pics found googling for any footage of new brighton rocks concert then found a post in a old forum with a link to the pics found another page of pics and found that someone has used em for there own website by putting text on them. Shame on them lol.

It's a good site but strange as to having no info.
Good find though

Sorry to go off topic here but i also found a site, this one is dedicated to New ferry with old pics, info etc, not sure if people know about it but here is the link to it http://homepage.ntlworld.com/axisas...%201950s%20Memories%20&%20Photos.htm

Site i got pics from is www.yoliverpool.com

Great links

amazing photos

What fab photographs My nan was born in Liverpool 1897 I wish i knew more to add to this fabulous collection will try to find out what i can I know one of her sisters was in service and my nan worked in a munitions factory.

Some real good links on this previous thread