Frank Carlyle's: Liverpool Streets & Statues [Episode 6]

Liverpool has a large range of public art and statues, from monarchs and war heroes, to musicians and culture. How did some of Liverpool's streets get their name, and what is the history behind them? Frank Carlyle is a local Historian and tells us all about Liverpool's 'Streets & Statues'.

0:00 Intro
1:05 Liverpool Coat of Arms
1:24 Mersey Ferry to Wirral, Liverpool Skyline
4:18 Johnny Walker (Pier Head)
6:47 Edward VII (Pier Head)
8:42 A Case History (Hope Street)
10:10 Pilgrim Street
12:16 Sweeting Street
14:53 The Sailors' Home Gates (Paradise Street)
17:13 Lime Street
21:22 William Earle & Cenotaph (St George's Plateau)
22:56 Great Howard Street
25:18 Eleanor Rigby (Stanley Street)
28:42 Harrington Street
29:17 Liverpool Street Names A-Z
32:19 Billy Fury (Albert Dock)
36:30 King George III (London Road)
38:25 Moss Street
39:30 Sea Odyssey, Liverpool Giants
42:24 Dickie Lewis / Liverpool Resurgent (Lewis's Building)
43:50 The Great Escape (The Strand)
45:11 Liverpool / London Connections (The Strand)
46:02 Press Gangs (Albert Dock)
47:40 Roscoe Gardens (Mount Pleasant)
49:39 John Foster Jr's House (Mount Pleasant)
50:09 Oldest Georgian Building, Registry Office, Dolls Hospital (Mount Pleasant)
51:10 Wellington Rooms (Mount Pleasant)
53:29 Pembroke Place
55:49 College Lane (Bluecoat Chambers)
57:38 Credits
59:34 Bloopers

© Ryebridge Films / Caltomann Productions
Frank Carlyle, Tony Snell