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33 Queens Rd


Dear sirs,
I am trying to find photos of queens rd ,where my Grandad lived @ number33.
He said they were very poor ,and ate out tin cans . We know nothing of his side of the family, but the Intrnet is a wonderful tool.
In anticipation,
Derek Pugh
Litherland.

15/04/2012 - Posted by | 33 Queens Rd |

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  1. Dear Derek,

    I cannot source any photos of 33 Queens Rd but found some of other properties in the road and some area maps showing the property

    Regards

    Rob Ainsworth.
    Liverpool History Society

    Comment by Liverpool History Society Questions | 15/04/2012 | Reply

    • I’m looking for pictures of queens road from 1969 to about 75 , as i grew up there and lived in the the queens pub and went to everton park school

      Comment by richard gillham | 23/04/2012 | Reply

  2. Dear Rob,

    thanks for your prompt reply to my request. The houses on Queens rd were grander than I imagined ,just a few roads away from the middens and cellars.The pictures look like the houses on Shaw st , of a similar era.The maps show the bomb damage sustained in the area, the opposite side of the road is missing. I refered to the book, Port In A Storm for enemy action.

    My Grandfather married in 1922 and moved in with his in laws at 33 Queens rd. HE did well for himself and ended up with 6 butcher shops .
    In the 1901 census he lived on Gt Homer st , with 7 family and 5 lodgers,a new search for information begins.

    Once again,thank you
    Derek Pugh,
    Litherland.

    Comment by Derek Pugh | 17/04/2012 | Reply

  3. Hello Richard,

    there are a large number of Queens Rd photos on the LHS Facebook group web site

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/123226627759769/

    Regards

    Rob Ainsworth
    Liverpool History Society

    Comment by Liverpool History Society Questions | 23/04/2012 | Reply


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