1920s (Page 1)

A Church somewhere near Liverpool. Please let us know if you can identify it	Seacombe Ferry Approach during the morning rush hour, probably during the General Strike in 1926	New Brighton Pier seen from Victoria Road. The beach was still sandy in the 1920s	Guildford High Street in the 1920s looking uphill from the bridge.	Looking down Guildford High Street in the 1920s with the famous Guildhall Clock.

New Brighton Pier taken from the roof of the Pier Pavilion, looking up Victoria Road	Locomotive No. 1222 pulling the 3.20pm to Leeds, somewhere near Liverpool	Grand National Day on Aintree Road. The trams are nose to tail both ways.	Bidston Footpath looking down from the Breck in Wallasey	Marymount Convent and School on Mill Lane, Liscard, where the Cherry Tree car park is now.

Cotton Mill girls with Christmas decorations on their machines	A Cafe on "Ham and Egg Parade", New Brighton, with young ladies taking tea.	Fort Street, Magazine Brow, Wallasey, with an old stile in the wall.	Church Hill, Wallasey, with St Hilary's church and cemetery in the background	"John Joyce", a Liverpool Ferry, on the Mersey in the 1920s

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The Floating Roadway leading to the Landing Stage at Liverpool Pier Head	Duke Street bridge was later replaced with a larger road bridge. The building on the right is still there.	Duke St bridge, looking towards Wallasey. The warehouses survived until the 1990s	Earlston Gardens, Wallasey, with children playing in the snow during the 1920s