United Kingdom and Wales
September 2018
Liverpool
Our second day was spent in Liverpool, a short bus ride from Chester. Liverpool is one of the largest cityies in the UK and famous for its music and art. It’s also the port that was heavily involved in the slave trade in the 18th and early 19th centuries and the embarkation point for many European emigrants to America in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Beatles Statues 0981
Beatles Statues 0990
Liver Building & Edward VII Statue 0991
Port of Liverpool Building 1088
Cunard Building 1086
Cunard Building 1084
Cunard Building 1083
Town Hall 1076
Albion House 1072
Our Lady and Saint Nicholas Church 1078
World Museum 0999
Stebel Fountain & Walker Art Gallery 3910
Queen Victoria Monument 1074
Duke of Wellington Memorial 1001
Royal Institue of British Architects 1071
Royal Albert Dock 1096
Royal Albert Dock 3960
Royal Albert Dock 3942
Royal Albert Dock 1064
The Phoenix at Albert Dock 1048
The Phoenix at Albert Dock 1058
Royal Albert Dock 3954
Royal Albert Dock 3960
Maritime Museum 1098
Dazzle Ship, Edmund Gardner 3995
Royal Albert Dock 1091
Royal Albert Dock 1069
Royal Albert Dock 3967
Legacy Sculpture, Albert Dock 1094
Ship's cat and Super rats 1061
Pissaro, The Pilots’ Jetty, Le Havre (Tate Museum) 0877
Warhol, Self Portrait (Tate Museum) 0873
Liverpool Cathedral 1030
Liverpool Cathedral 1023
Liverpool Cathedral 3924
Liverpool Cathedral 3934
Liverpool Cathedral 3934
Liverpool Cathedral 1016
Liverpool Cathedral 1014
Liverpool Cathedral 1009
Liverpool Cathedral 3940
Merseyside Maritime Museum
Banner photo, Chirk Castle, Wales
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