Not Wirral, but near enough I guess. The other day, Pinzgauer & I made a nostalgic trip to Lewis's in Liverpool. We both remember it from childhood, mainly for the Christmas grotto. It's closing on Saturday, so we just got there in time. I wonder what will happen to the famous Epstein statue. Any way, we spent about an hour there & talked to a couple of long serving employees. I managed to buy a couple of good quality casual jackets, reduced from £100 to £19.99. Here's the receipt for one of them. Sad day.
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Yes, as Chris said, it was a sad day. Lots of memories. Only 2 floors open now and a lot of empty shelves there too. The employees we spoke to had been there 23yrs and 32yrs. There's a big party for them at the Adelphi on Sunday. There will be a few moist eyes no doubt !
The lift attendant just goes between Ground and 1st floor only now. He was a little glum and who can blame him ?
You've got 2 days to grab some real bargains and take a last look round. Cheerio Dickie.
I remember my Dad taking me to see the Daleks there in the 60's, the first time they had appeared in public outside London. I xxxxxxx my pants and haven't been quite the same since.
i rember going to see batman in the 60's they always had good grottos went there the last couple of years got photos of the kids whith father christmas going to lewis's was always the start of christmas lewis's wont be forgotten
There's a video HERE and at the bottom of the page there is a link to a gallery of 8 pictures of the 5th floor.
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