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Liverpool Anglican Cathedral

Childwall Fiveways

Upper Parliament Street

Churchill Way Flyover, Liverpool

Apparently doomed to die soon - so maybe worth a memorial win? ;-)

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on May 18, 2007 by Bryn666

'The Rocket', Liverpool, in the rain.

A561 Around New Mersey Retail Park

Over the last few years, the Liverpool Land Development Company and Speke Garston Regen' have improved the appearence of one of the main routes into the city from the south and the airport. In Liverpool, the junctions are at grade, many of which are signal controlled. However, there are some roundabouts around here too.

Most of the Dual Carrageways in the city are lit by tall columns with MRL6's. However, this is likely to not be the case when Edge Lane is widened.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on May 31, 2006 by wallasey

1970's Merseyside - RAC Map

Note the M531 and the long M57 spur - extending to the A57 (shown as built, aswell!) Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jan 01, 2006 by DavidBrown This page includes a scan of a non-free copyrighted map, and the copyright for it is most likely held by the company or person that produced the map. It is believed that the use of a limited number of web-resolution scans qualifies as fair use under United States copyright law, where this web page is hosted, as such display does not significantly impede the right of the copyright holder to sell the copyrighted material, is not being used to generate profit in this context, and presents information that cannot be exhibited otherwise.
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M58

The M58 extending further west than Switch Island Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 14, 2005 by Jonathan B4027

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Liverpool and tunnel

Mapping error showing one of the tunnels as motorway Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 14, 2005 by Jonathan B4027

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Renshaw Street, Liverpool (C) Kevin Gordon
Taken on a Sunday evening, with St George's Hall in the distance.

James Street, Liverpool (C) Malc McDonald
James Street in the centre of Liverpool.

Chancery House, Paradise Street,... (C) Stephen Richards
Virulently red and with a jolly roofline of octagonal towers and stepped gables. By James Strong, 1899. Grade II listed.
Originally the Gordon Smith Institute for Seamen, containing library, reading room and assembly hall, it was converted to offices in 1980-82.

Canning Place, Liverpool (C) Kenneth Allen
Heading WSW

Castle Street, Liverpool (C) Malc McDonald
Castle Street, in the centre of Liverpool. The building at the far end of the street is Liverpool's town hall.

North John Street, 1988 (C) Keith Edkins

The Midland Hotel Liverpool (C) Richard Hoare
On Ranelagh Street, this is a Grade II listed building dating back to the 1800's. Next door and to the right is the Central, both of which are opposite Central Station.

Mann Island (C) Richard Hoare
With the reflection of the Port of Liverpool Authority building.

Hargreaves Buildings, Chapel Street,... (C) Stephen Richards
A very distinguished and richly-textured stone facade with rows of arched windows, granite columns and tracery (<a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2846618'>SJ3490 : Detail of Hargreaves Buildings, Chapel Street, Liverpool</a>). Between the ground-floor windows are roundels depicting explorers of the Americas, including Cortez and Columbus. Built 1859 to the designs of J.A. Picton. Grade II listed.
Built as a bank, it now houses the Racquet Club Hotel and Ziba restaurant.

Liverpool Moorfields railway station,... (C) Nigel Thompson
Opened in 1977 as part of the linking together of the former termini station in Liverpool, creating one north-south through line. In the background can be seen the frontage of Exchange station, which the new underground station replaced.

Leeds Street, Liverpool (C) JThomas

Cycleway in Myrtle Street (C) Raymond Knapman

Liverpool, Tunnel Road

Upper Warwick Street looking towards Princes Road junction.

Old General Post Office Building, Victoria St This Victoria Street building, designed by Henry Tanner, was specially constructed as a general post office between 1894 and 1899. The building, originally resembled a French chateau with gables, chimneys and pavilion roofs but unfortunately, the upper floors were damaged in the Second World War, and the interior was gutted after the Post Office moved in the 1970's. The surviving shell has been converted into the new Met Centre, full of designer shops, the modern front entrance being in Whitechapel.

End of the M 62 End of the M 62 at Broadgreen

Switch Island Junction

This sign is in Liverpool and has features that includes a lane that goes to an underground car park for the ONE centre.

Liverpool, coming out of the Birkenhead Tunnel. Big tall columns with unique styled brackets and 3 lanterns. Im not sure what the lanterns are but I think I was once told they're by Urbis.

Liverpool, coming out of the Birkenhead Tunnel. Big tall columns with unique styled brackets and 3 lanterns. Im not sure what the lanterns are but I think I was once told they're by Urbis.

Liverpool, coming out of the Birkenhead Tunnel. Big tall columns with unique styled brackets and 3 lanterns. Im not sure what the lanterns are but I think I was once told they're by Urbis.

Byrom Street (A59)

View from St John's Beacon - Churchill Way and A57 Elevated Section The Radio City viewing gallery at St John’s Beacon provides excellent panoramic views of the city and beyond (http://www.radiocity.co.uk/local/radio-city-viewing-gallery/ Radio City).

Liverpool City Centre, A57 Elevated Section, Churchill Way

A59 from William Brown Street Looking across the A59 from the bottom of the pedestrianised William Brown Street.

European Endeavour, River Mersey The Dublin to Liverpool P&O ro-ro ferry enters the River Mersey. Seaforth Radar Tower is to the background right of the image.

Vintage style street lights with Urbis St Gilis lanterns in Liverpool. The main road is Lime Street, just outside the railway station.

Queensway Tunnel, underneath Liverpool.

Roundabout in the centre of Liverpool, just off Byrom Street. St John's Beacon/Radio City Tower visible in the background.

Mount Pleasant, Liverpool. Photo from February 2018. Iconic St John's Beacon/Radio City Tower seen in the distance.

Hardie Jewel lantern in Liverpool, outside the Liver Building. Apart from Liverpool and Bedfordshire, these lanterns are not very common or used much around the rest of the UK. Very unique looking and some of the only few LEDs that appear to have a similar look to the old LPS/SOX style.