The Road in Liverpool with the Longest Stretch of Pavement
Dear Rob,
I hope you will be able to settle an argument I had with my wife regarding the road in Liverpool with the longest stretch of pavement that does not have any roads or streets cutting through it. I cannot remember the name of the road but it was in the North of the city. Can you help with this.
Len Watson
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Liverpool History Society Questions 
Hello Len,
Please do not ask me how I know this obscure fact, but I believe it is Melrose Road (A5038) on the border of Liverpool and Bootle. Although I do believe Roe Street could be a contender.
Who said Pub Quizzes are boring
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Rob Ainsworth
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Liverpool History Society
Web Site:http://liverpoolhistorysociety.org.uk