Ancient History Tarbock
Historical outlines of Liverpool 1855
History of Liverpool Docks 1855
Trafalgar memorial
Extracts from the Mercury 1819 in 1877
IRISH MOTHERS LAMENT
Destructive fires at Rainford and Bickerstaff 1852
Preparation for war, the Baltic Fleet, etc, 1854
Property Auction Liverpool and Everton, Nov 1854
Provision for the widow and child of the late Mr ELMES, 1854
Sanitary conditions in St Helens, 1854
Panic in Devonshire, mysterious creature Jan 1855
A visit to Vauxhall Foundry 1855
A visit to the Mersey Forge 1855
The new railway to Wigan and an excursion to Rivington Pike 1855
The new railway to Wigan and an excursion from Burscough Bridge 1855
Cruelty to a climbing-boy, April 1855
Laying the foundation stone of Toxteth Park General cemetery, July 1855 and consecration 1856
Ancient Chapel Toxteth Park, legacy dispute, Jan 1860
Property sale, of shop in Bold St and other premises, Jan 1860
A visit to Liverpool's preserve manufactory, Jan 1860
Destruction of the Sailor's Home and loss of life, April 1860
Terrific storms and flooding, Feb 1877
Conditions on the canals and the Canal Boats Act, 1877
Bazaar at St George Hall, in aid of St Bartholomews Church Roby 1877
Liverpool Almanac 1878
TRAVELLING 3,500 MILES TO SEE THE QUEEN 1892
Storm, wrecks and loss of life, 7th to 21st January 1899
Railway disaster 1907
Clothing the poor children of the city, [Police clothes] 1907
A visit to the Gordon SMITH Institute, January 12th 1907
Channel Fleet in the Mersey Aug 1907
Everton Barracks and history, 1908
Air raid precautions for animals 1939
Tram crash during the black out 1940
Well known land mark to go, Landing Stage Cafe
Liverpool as it was during the last quarter of the 18th C, Richard BROOKE
Old Liverpool, Rev R. POSTANCE. M.A
History of Everton, Robert SYERS 1830, DIRECTORY 1830 from pg 433
History of the Hundred of Wirral, William Williams Mortimer 1847
Liverpool Directory 1766
Liverpool Poll book 1833
Recollections of old Liverpool by a nonagenarian 1863