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Omterior of Christ Church, Linnett Lane, Postcard, 1908.

6. Interior of Christ Church, Linnett Lane, Postcard, 1908

Tram on Aigburth Road Date uncertain, but before 1956 - the date of the last Liverpool Tram.

7. Tram on Aigburth Road Date uncertain, but before 1956 - the date of the last Liverpool Tram.

This is a photograph of Aigburth Road showing entrance to Lark Lane.

8. This is a photograph of Aigburth Road showing entrance to Lark Lane. It was originally a post-card

This is a photograph of the Entrance to Lark Lane from Aigburth Road end.

9. This is a photograph of the Entrance to Lark Lane from Aigburth Road end. It probably dates from
the early years of the century.

This is a photograph of No.41 lark Lane, W.Highfield, Jeweller.

10. This is a photograph of No.41 Lark Lane, W.Highfield, Jeweller . It dates from the early years of the century. Standing outside is Alfred Highfield, the grandfather of Jim Highfield who is keen to trace any relatives of the Highfield family that still live in the Liverpool area.
From an article with the permission of the author, Chris Hulme.

This is a photograph of the Grocery shop in Bickerton Street.

11. This is a photograph of the Grocery shop in Bickerton Street. It probably dates from
the 1950's. The premises are now part of the Masonic public house.