Netherfield Road (Atlantic Pub, China
Street right) (Everton Brow Flats left) (Ann Fowlers Salvation Army Hostel
for Women top middle)
Netherfield
Road as it is today, this picture was taken on 1st July 2004.
Netherfield Road (Cavour, Mazzini,
Garibaldi Heights top left) (The Braddocks behind the bus stop) (Edinburgh
Towers to the right) (Corinth Towers behind)
This Picture
was taken on 1st July 2004.
Netherfield Road (Wall in front of
Netherfield Brow flats which adorned many slogans and graffiti.
One
of the small posters Vote Protestant Boardman
Prince Alfred Pub Junction of Garden
Lane.
Prince
Alfred now named Browside 1st July 2004.
Ann Fowler Memorial Home for Women,
Netherfield Road 29 March 1967 A last Resort for women who had nowhere
else to go.
The site
were once stood Ann fowler's, picture taken on 1st July 2004.
A View from St. Georges Hill and from
the back of Heyworth St. School, showing the Braddocks to the right, the
shops on the road, from right to left were "Moneypenny's", John
Barber's, Peter Dunbavin's, Curphey's Radio and the chandlers far left 1967.
The same
view from St. Georges Hill, showing Rose Vale as it is today, picture
taken on 1st July 2004.
View from St. Georges Hill showing
Netherfield Brow flats to the left, Garibaldi Heights to the right and
in the middle was "The King Eddy pub" 1967
View from
St. Georges Hill, Picture taken on 1st July 2004.
Netherfield Road 1950.
Netherfield
Road 2004.
Netherfield Road North/South Junction.
Demolition
Sackville Street off Netherfield Rd.
Netherfield Road, July 1913.
The "Tuggy"
sadly closed when picture was taken on the 1st July 2004.
Demolition Heyworth St. & Netherfield
Rd.
Anderson
Street, bottom half of Conway Street. 1967
Browside 1967.
Browside
picture taken on 1st July 2004.
Everton Brow, June 1927.
13 July
1967. A panorama of desolation, landing houses are waiting to be cleared
and to their right, some of the last surviving prefabs struggle on for
a few more years.
Everton Brow, June 1927.
Everton
Brow 1st July 2004.
Maisonettes in Arkright Street area of Everton, looking South from the high rise on Conway Street.
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