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The Ancient Crosses of Lancashire

A catalogue of religious crosses around Merseyside, with a decent description of the landscape as a whole.

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Liverpool in the 1950s

A photographic archive of the city on the cusp of great change, emerging from the damage of the Second World War.

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Liverpool: A landscape history (or Historic Liverpool: the book)

A more detailed history of Liverpool's historic landscape. A similar focus to this website, with maps and illustrations.

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Maps of Landscapes

Seventeen essays on the theme of wandering the cityscape. Includes an essay on Toxteth, as well as cities from across Britain.

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Liverpool Ghost Signs and Along the Mersey

Two photographic books: one covering the old shop signs that survive with the other a journey along the Mersey.

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The Liverpool Book of Days by Steven Horton

A year's worth of events in Liverpool history, from the earliest times to much more recently.

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Not a Guide to Liverpool & Merseyside War Years by Daniel K. Longman

Two books by author Dan Longman, covering the less well-known side of Liverpool, and its post-war regeneration.

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Hoylake Then & Now, by Jim O’Neil

An authority on Hoylake takes us on a photographic tour of the town, from its development into a popular seaside town.

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Little Book of Liverpool, and Bloody British History: Liverpool

Two books anthologising the history of Liverpool, both presenting facts and expanding into essay forms to bring history to life.

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Our Liverpool, by J.P. Dudgeon

The psychological landscapes of Liverpool drawn out through oral sources of history, new and archival.

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