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1. www.youtube.com › watchOld Bootle Strand Liverpool (1968 - 1999) - YouTube

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   Old Bootle Strand Liverpool (1968 - 1999) Paul Donoghue. 550 subscribers. Subscribed. 105. 11K views 2 years ago UNITED KINGDOM. A HISTORY OF LIVERPOOL All pictures are copyright of there ...

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     I heard a few people say that Bootle Strand was no longer open. WELL, I went along to The Strand Shopping Centre Bootle to find out for myself. I forgot to bring my bag with me, so I was good. HONEST!!! Youtube | Philip Regan “The Queen Of Scotty Road” | Facebook

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     Roger Bootle: Europe is a complete disaster – Britain must leave

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4. www.youtube.com › watchOld Bootle & Litherland & Linacre Liverpool Of Old - YouTube

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   A HISTORY OF LIVERPOOL All pictures are copyright of there respective owners. (c)2021 Special thanks to Sefton council archives & Trinity group papers & Bootle times (joe) & Angie (Twitter). (c...

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   • Author: Paul Donoghue (Dogger)

5. www.flickr.com › groups › 14856444@N20PEOPLE OF BOOTLE - Flickr

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   Jun 19, 2024 · Accepted content types: Photos, Art, Screenshots, Virtual Photography. Accepted safety levels: Safe. To provide photographs showing the people of Bootle, including individuals and groups, children, teenagers, adults and pensioners.

6. www.youtube.com › watchBootle & Litherland Liverpool of old (subtitled) - YouTube

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   A HISTORY OF LIVERPOOL Old Litherland & bootle Photos from the pastAll photos are copyright of there respective owners © 2017Special thanks to trinity group ...

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7. www.liverpoolecho.co.uk › news › nostalgiaBootle remembered in brilliant archive photos - Liverpool Echo

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   In pictures: Bootle through the years in photos from the Echo archive. Looking back at the seaside hamlet that became a sea-going powerhouse. News. Janet Tansley. 19:00, 04 Jul 2014. New Strand...

8. www.facebook.com › bootlepastBootle past & present - Facebook

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   Bootle past & present. 6,994 likes · 4 talking about this. hello there! and welcome to bootle past! feel free to enjoy all the old pictures for your memorys! and new ones for you people who no longer...

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   Why is Bootle important?

   • From Langton and Brocklebank dock to Liverpool Electric Cable Co Works and beyond, these important historical photographs mark Bootle's progress across the years. Of course, Bootle's docks made it a key target in World War II and up to 90% of the town’s homes were damaged during the Liverpool Blitz.

   Incredible aerial images of Bootle from the 1920s to 1950s

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   When was Bootle built?

   • Originally a small hamlet built near the ‘sand hills’ of the river estuary, it is hard to believe Bootle began to grow as a bathing resort for the wealthy residents of Liverpool in the early 19th century. For the arrival of the Liverpool, Crosby and Southport Railway in the 1840s and the construction of the docks, reshaped its future entirely.

   Bootle remembered in brilliant archive photos - Liverpool Echo

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   Why is Bootle the most heavily bombed borough in the UK?

   • The docks made Bootle a target for Nazi German Luftwaffe bombers during the Liverpool Blitz of the Second World War, gaining it the rather unwanted distinction of being the most heavily-bombed borough in the UK.

   Bootle remembered in brilliant archive photos - Liverpool Echo

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   How did Bootle become industrialised?

   • Bootle - mentioned in the Domesday Book in 1086 as ‘Botelai’ - became heavily industrialised. In the last quarter of the 19th century, its population grew, boosted by Irish immigration and the attraction of work on the docks.

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   Why was Bootle reshaped in the 1840s?

   • For the arrival of the Liverpool, Crosby and Southport Railway in the 1840s and the construction of the docks, reshaped its future entirely. Bootle - mentioned in the Domesday Book in 1086 as ‘Botelai’ - became heavily industrialised.

   Bootle remembered in brilliant archive photos - Liverpool Echo

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   Where were the escort ships based in Bootle?

   • Interestingly, the escort ships which protected the convoys crossing the ocean during the Battle of the Atlantic were based at the town’s Gladstone Dock. You can read more stories from Bootle here. What are your memories of living in Bootle?

   Incredible aerial images of Bootle from the 1920s to 1950s

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10. www.liverpoolecho.co.uk › news › nostalgiaIncredible aerial images of Bootle from the 1920s to 1950s

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    Aug 26, 2014 · Take to the sky with this brilliant collection of photographs, provided to the ECHO by the Britain from Above project, to get a bird's eye view of the old town. From Langton and Brocklebank...