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Leasowe Road 1926
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Leasowe Road 1920s.As far as I can make out, the brickworks are halfway up
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Wow, superb. in the first pic you can see the only houses built back then on the left are St Nicholas road, Malvern Road and Browning Road.
And just a bit further down on the left you can see the row of twenty houses the pub was named after.
Great Pic.
Last edited by ASE71; 15th Jul 2012 5:06pm.
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