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Left to right: Graham
Murphy, John Gillies, Peter Lloyd, Mike Kirk.
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Outside Peter Kavanagh's |
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A photograph of Peter
Kavanagh the licencee in the
late 1800s. |
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| Peter
Kavanagh's bar
area. |
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Peter
Kavanagh's main seating
area |
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Peter admiring the
atmosphere. |
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The rear snug. The table
is of a type used on ships. The grill in the centre covers a
tray of water and was used as an
ashtray. |
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The front snug. This is a
painted panel showing a scene from Charles
Dickens'
Pickwick Papers. |
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Painting showing the old
Rialto building.
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Ceiling of the
main seating area. The original eye and ear hospital in Liverpool. |
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The Belvedere. |
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Peter Lloyd talking to a
friend outside the
Belvedere. |
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Outside The Blackburne
Arms. |
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| Sign in the main seating area. |
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| The side bar in
the Cracke. |
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| Main seating area. |
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| The Cracke's main bar. |
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| This is a portrait of Dr Duncan in
the pub of the same name. He was Liverpool's
Medical Officer of Health, the first in the
country. |
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One of the rooms in Dr Duncan's. |
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| The last
pub we visited is in the old North Western Hotel
building on
Lime Street where we had a very good dinner.
The upper floors are now student accommodation while part of the ground floor is Wetherspoon's 'The North Western'. |
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| This is the sign on the outside of the building. |
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| The North Western's dining room is decorated with vintage posters. |
