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1. www.titanichotelliverpool.com › about-the-hotelLuxury Hotel In Liverpool | Titanic Hotel Liverpool

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   Titanic Hotel and Rum Warehouse. Titanic Hotel is part of the redevelopment of the historic Stanley Dock complex. It is located in what was the North Warehouse. The North Warehouse was built in 1846 and finished in 1854 and has been derelict for a number of years.

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2. stanleydock.com › history-heritage-stanley-dockHistory & Heritage Stanley Dock Liverpool

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   Rum and tobacco imported from exotic locations were stored here in great brick buildings, the size the world had never seen before. The docks at the mouth of the Mersey River, including Stanley Dock, pioneered modern dock technology, transport and port management.

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3. www.liverpoolworldheritage.com › explore-our-worldStanley Dock - Liverpool World Heritage

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   The spectacular Stanley Dock Tobacco Warehouse is a grade II listed building. At the time of its construction in 1901, it was reported to be the world’s largest brick warehouse, made from 27 million bricks and standing 125 feet high. It is a city landmark by virtue of its massive scale.

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4. www.gracesguide.co.uk › Stanley_Dock,_LiverpoolStanley Dock, Liverpool - Graces Guide

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   Designed by Jesse Hartley, the dock opened on 4 August 1848. The dock is the only one in Liverpool which was built inland, all the others being built out from the foreshore. The original quay warehouses, north and south, are of a similar design to those at Albert Dockand are grade II* listed buildings. On the north side of the dock the former tobac...

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   An excellent account of this massive warehouse may be found in the Conservation Statement For Tobacco Warehouse, Stanley Dock, Liverpool, here, from which much of the following information is condensed. The warehouses at Stanley Dock came to be dominated by the storage of tobacco. Tobacco was stored in large wooden barrels - hogsheads - and needed ...

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   Press reports, of varying reliability:- 1854 'Dock Committee. — The sub-committee of works recommended that the tender of Messrs. George Forrester and Co., for supplying the iron work for the south stack of warehouses, at the Stanley dock, and executing the whole in every respect conformable to the Plans and specifications, for the sum of £32,485, ...

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   Further information from the Conservation Statement For Tobacco Warehouse, Stanley Dock:- Construction, by Morrison and Sons of Wavertree, started in January 1898 and was completed in March 1901. The structure used iron and steel columns and beams, concrete floors, and approximately 27 million bricks. There were 30,000 panes of glass. In 1969 it st...

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5. twinperspectives.co.uk › review-of-titanic-hotelReview of the Titanic Hotel Liverpool: A Historic UK Hotel

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   Mar 15, 2017 · Once the largest brick buildings in the world and built in 1901, the now unoccupied warehouse had a dark, eery beauty to it. In fact, as we found out later, the tobacco warehouse was used to shoot scenes from our much loved boxset – Peaky Blinders – and had even appeared on one of our (unashamedly) favourite shows: Most Haunted.

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6. www.liverpoolecho.co.uk › news › liverpool-newsStanley Dock: from filth and despair to luxury New York style ...

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   Dec 10, 2021 · Situated in Stanley Dock, the Grade II listed Tobacco Warehouse stored rum and tobacco imported from all over the globe at the height of the city's powers as a trading port.

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   Where were rum and tobacco stored in Stanley Dock?

   • Rum and tobacco imported from exotic locations were stored in the great brick buildings. The Stanley Dock complex includes: The Stanley Dock Tobacco Warehouse (1900) Grade II listed, designed by A.G. Lyster. Today, much of the Stanley Dock conservation area is owned privately.

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   Where is the Titanic Hotel located?

   • Titanic Hotel is part of the redevelopment of the historic Stanley Dock complex. It is located in what was the North Warehouse. The North Warehouse was built in 1846 and finished in 1854 and has been derelict for a number of years. Part of the North Warehouse was damaged in an air raid in World War II.

   Luxury Hotel In Liverpool - Titanic Hotel Liverpool

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   What is Stanley Dock tobacco warehouse?

   • The spectacular Stanley Dock Tobacco Warehouse is a grade II listed building. At the time of its construction in 1901, it was reported to be the world’s largest brick warehouse, made from 27 million bricks and standing 125 feet high. It is a city landmark by virtue of its massive scale.

   Stanley Dock - Liverpool World Heritage

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   How did the port of Liverpool get its rum & tobacco?

   • Millions of bricks, thousands of panes of glass and hundreds of steel girders go to make up what was once part of the life blood of the thriving Port of Liverpool – the warehouses. Rum and tobacco imported from exotic locations were stored here in great brick buildings, the size the world had never seen before.

   Luxury Hotel In Liverpool - Titanic Hotel Liverpool

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   How did Titanic become the Second City of the Empire?

   • It quickly became the Second City of the Empire and trading through its docks and canals was at the core of this success. Titanic Hotel is part of the redevelopment of the historic Stanley Dock complex. It is located in what was the North Warehouse.

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   What happened to the original tobacco warehouse?

   • The original warehouse was mirrored by another on the south side, which has survived, albeit somewhat rebuilt, out of use, and overshadowed by the massive 'New Tobacco Warehouse'. Part of the south side of the dock was filled in to accommodate the new warehouse, cutting off the old one from quayside access.

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8. www.coolstays.com › property › titanic-hotelHistoric converted warehouse hotel in Liverpool - Coolstays

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   Enjoy delicious food at Stanley's Bar and Grill, supping on a choice of rums at the Rum Bar and floating in the hydrotherapy pool at the Titanic Spa. Onsite free parking is available. Winner of the Large Hotel of the Year at the Visit England Excellence Awards 2023.