Victorian Liverpool: prominent properties and their history In 2002 the then chairman of English Heritage, Sir Neil Cossons, described Liverpool as “England’s finest Victorian city” - a reference, no doubt, to the many fine period buildings that have remained unaltered since the time of Charles Dickens. Dickens himself was a frequent and enthusiastic visitor ... Read More...
Charles Dickens
The great Charles Dickens once visited St George’s Hall to regale the public with extracts from his now iconic tales - and more than 150 years later, his great-great grandson is about to do the same. Gerald Dickens is gearing up for a solo performance of one of his ancestor’s most ... Read More...
A new cocktail bar called Furnival’s Well will open at the site of the former Liverpool ONE Bridewell pub in the Ropewalks area next month. The venue, which is the latest project from the team behind Berry & Rye, will reflect the building's Victorian heritage in its decor and drinks menu. Danny Murphy of ... Read More...
The search for a new operator of the Old Bridewell in Liverpool's Ropewalks area has begun. Liverpool ONE Bridewell pulled its last pint in April after the team behind it decided not to renew the lease. The Grade II-listed former Gaol and police station, once visited by Charles Dickens, was converted into ... Read More...