Vintage Church & Lord Street.
Both Church Street and Lord Street have seen a huge amount of change in their times. Take a look at some of the history of these Liverpool streets here.
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- This is what Lord Street was like in
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- The Penny in the Pound building, formerly home to medicash and the Lord Street arcade
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- The Lord Street arcade
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- The Lord Street arcade
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- in 1986 plans were drawn up to save the Lord Street arcade. This fell by the wayside, and our guess was it was dismantled for a huge sports shop in the early-mid 90’s.
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- Looking down Church Street
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- The hustle and bustle of Church Street in the lead up to Christmas
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- St Peter’s church, where Church Street gets it’s name from
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- Inside St Peter’s church
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- The Henderson’s department store buildings before and after the deadly fire
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- Looking down Church Street
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- Val Smith’s
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- The beautiful Bon Marche building
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- Looking down Church Street
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- The Compton hotel, now Marks & Spencers department store
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- Blitz damage to the Cathedral works meant demolition for this building
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- Bunny’s department store and the Forever 21 building of 21st century Liverpool
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- Looking down Church Street
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- Looking down Church Street
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- Russell’s cathedral works made timepieces for Queen Victoria, as well as creating all the ornate items for the Anglican Cathedral – fourth biggest in the world!
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- This cinema later became the Tatler cartoon cinema
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