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These two sets of stairs in a Liverpool house hit by a Nazi night bomb in a recent raid on Liverpool, stood up to it, and some people sheltering under the lower staircase, were injured
Lord Street, Liverpool, Merseyside. Picture taken 7th May 1943
Mill Road in Liverpool. Decimated in another German Air Raid during The Liverpool Blitz. Picture taken 1st June 1941
The Pipe Band of the Canadian Army arrive at Liverpool, Merseyside, in May 1940. Picture taken 22nd May 1940
The Liverpool Blitz. An un named street in Liverpool. Merseyside. The house is decimated. The peak of the bombing raid over Liverpool was 1st to 7th May 1941
Village Hall, Knowsley Village, 28th March 1950
The new chairman of the Hoylake UDS Councillor AED Mitchell, presenting lanyards to the winners of the inter-squad Drill competition of the 14th squadron of the Womens Junior Air Corps
A large bomb crater which narrowly missed two business offices during Thursday nights raid on Liverpool. The area is Mann Island. Mann Island is a small area in Liverpool, England
The Fire Services in training at Everton Terrace. Liverpool. Merseyside. Everton Terrace Police Station was a sub station of Prescot Street Bridewell the then Headquarters of B Division
Village School, Knowsley Village, 28th March 1950
Picture taken in Liverpool. 14th October 1940. People in the red brick air raid shelter (very bottom left) escaped unhurt when their homes in this corner block of houses in Liverpool
Old Barn dated 1721 in Carr Lane, Roby that now houses an Electricity Sub Station, built in 1937, pictured 18th January 1949
Knowsley Road, Knowsley Village, showing the village green at the junction of School Lane, Knowsley, 24th March 1950
Picture shows Nazi air raid bomb damage in Stevenson Street, Wavertree Liverpool. Merseyside. Picture taken 19th October 1940
Tythebarn Lane, Knowsley Village, 24th March 1950
Cottages on Church Road, Knowsley Village, with church in background, 24th March 1950
Simonswood, Kirkby, 31st December 1946
Women Fire Fighters in training at the Liverpool City Police ARP School. Women are now being taught fire fighting. Pictured
Repatriation at Liverpool Docks. The war is over and troops, ships, and warfare returning to The United Kingdom. The people of Liverpool are pictured at The Docks
Bridge stresses, young engineering scientists from St Columbas Primary School with their teacher Mrs Naomi Flynn. Let to right are, Anita Pilnick, 6, Emma Griffiths, 7, Anthony Munro, 7
Attending the rededication service at St Bartholomew s, Church Road, Roby. Left to right, Mr Ted Hawley and Mr Bill Forster, church wardens, The Rev Simon Beesley, the Bishop of Liverpool
Students from Knowsley Tertiary College, Merseyside, pictured. They are all aged 17, and taking a full time City and Guilds cookery course at the further education college
Green Cross Code man Dave Prowse gives some local youngsters a hand crossing the track and the drill is just the same. Kirkby, Knowsley, Merseyside. 7th July 1982
Mill Farm Pond, Kirkby. 25th October 1985
Stars of "A Land Fit For Heroes", a new Merseyside stage play set duringStars of " A Land Fit For Heroes", a new Merseyside stage play set during the First World War, pose on stage at the Liverpool Playhouse with judges after it won a transfer from Liverpool to
Billy Hughes cuts into the monster birthday cake to celebrate Fords 25th birthday at their plant in Halewood. Billy is employee number one on the clock at the plant
Pupils from John Fisher School in Knowsley Village pictured with former Environment Secretary Mr Peter Jenkin, who popped in to see progress of a woodland garden reclaimed from scrubland at
Members of the Knowsley Junior Training Choir, with headmaster Frank Ravey, who has written an Opera called " Johnny St John", which is to be staged at The Huyton Suite
Bouquets for Huyton policeman David Henderson from local shop keepers and assistants as a thank you to him for organising a charity dance. 10th December 1982
Brian Jones and Helen Martin, dressed in their pants costumes, feed a peacock during their tour of the Knowsley Safari Park, during Students Rag week. Picture taken 15th February 1982
Houses in Huyton. Circa 1985
Tenants waiting for repairs to their homes are furious at a councils decision to spend nearly £ 3000 cleaning up a condemned flats - just to impress a Royal visitor
Brookside creator Phil Redmond helps pupils at St Brigids Catholic Primary School, Stockbridge Village, bury a time capsule. Amongst the objects inside is the 600th episode of Brookside
The army demonstrating a large gun to mimic a battle arranged for the benefit of the munition workers in the North West of England. Location and regiment unknown. Picture taken 11th February 1942
A tank carrying munition workers to mimic a battle arranged for the benefit of the munition workers in the North West of England. Location and regiment unknown. Picture taken 11th February 1942
Heavy tanks going in action to mimic a battle arranged for the benefit of munition workers in the North West of England. Location and regiment unknown. Picture taken 11th February 1942
Trench Mortar in action to mimic a battle arranged for the benefit of munition workers in the North West of England. Location and regiment unknown. Picture taken 11th February 1942
Sherwood Foresters Homecoming Smiles - Part of the crowd that gathered outside the Princes Pier to greet the returning ex-prisoners of the Sherwood Foresters from Japanese prisoner of war camps
Sherwood Foresters Homecoming. Journeys end for these three returning Foresters, from Japanese prisoner of war camps. They and fellow ex prisoners landed at Princes Pier, Liverpool. 15th October 1945
Mr Webster Booth and Miss Anne Ziegler (right) receiving a cheque for £; 40 from juror member of the staff of T J Hughes Liverpool Store
Mr Webster Booth and Miss Anne Ziegler the two well known singers seen here shortly before sailing from Liverpool on the new liner Imperial Star for a 30
A small group from Class 5G during a craft lesson with deputy head teacher, Miss Dorothy Turner, Left to right, Ann Williamson (15), Diane Hayes (16), Annette Donoghue (15), Julie Patterson (15)
Santa Claus at a party for policemens children at the Knowsley Safari Park, pictured with baby elephant Opel. 23rd December 1974
Knowsley Gala Day, Haswell Park, in Cantril Farm. Pictured, fun on the ponies for these youngsters at the gala. 29th August 1977
Station Road, Roby, Knowsley in Merseyside. 19th January 1977
Mr Ian Kirby, who is in charge of the Knowsley Training Orchestra, with some of the young violinists. 13th September 1976
Villagers at Cronton guarding a 150 year old tree. Confusion between the local Parish Council and Knowsley Borough Council led to workmen turning up at the weekend to axe the tree
Post office at Cantril Farm. Knowsley, Merseyside. February 1978
