1930s (Page 1)

Parkgate looking as it did before the Dee silted up. The marshes rarely see water now.	St Georges Hall Liverpool and environs. The top right corner was "improved" in the 1960s	Church Street, Liverpool, packed with trams. Coopers is on the left.	Queen Mary. The negative is labelled "March 1936", though her maiden voyage was in May	Cycling on Tarvil Road, Chester, when a passing car was a big event.

Horses were still used on this Wirral farm until tractors became common after WW2	Feeding the seagulls. The negative was with others of the Isle of Man, but please tell us if it is somewhere else	Isle of Man. Great Laxey Wheel was still lifting water when this photo was taken in the 1930s	The Red Lion pub, Bents cottages and Northop Village church	A Bromborough street shortly after it was built in the 1930s. Does anybody recognise it?

Probably Almere Ferry on the river Dee. Can anyone confirm this?	A quiet scene at Handbridge, Chester, with St Mary's Church in the background	Handbridge, Chester, with mudlarks playing on the riverbank	Stone from Storeton Quarry was used for many distinctive buildings, including Birkenhead's Hamilton Square	This view of Bangor on Dee hasn't changed much since it was taken 80 years ago

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West Kirby beach on a hot summer's day in the 1930s, with the Marine Lake in the background	Hastings with both piers as seen from above St. Mary in the Castle on the East Hill	St. Leonards promenade and Eversfield Place, with "Bottle Alley" under the pavement	Coleridge Drive, Lower Bebington. A bike propped carefully at the curb is the only sign of life