Calder Street

View from St Domingo. Far left is Cobbs Quary and far right is Sir Thomas White Gardens. (Photo by Phillip G Meyer)

My Mum (Eileen Farrell) and elder brother (Tony Farrell - born 1947 - he went to Major Lester School) grew up here in 23 Calder Street from the 1920s to 1960s with my grandparents Nick & Maggie Farrell. I remember as a very young child running up and down the street in the 1960s visiting them before and after going to Goodison Park with all the family. Happy days indeed x

CALDER STREET The picture here of the street with bay windows in NOT Calder Street. On your other picture showing Thomas Whites Gardens to the right shows Calder Street running up through the centre. Note: No Bay Windows, I lived there in #94 with my mum and dad Lilly and Henry(known as Sam Crook a nick name from the war.

* Just looking into a family living at 13 Calder Street, Everton in 1901.

Excellent image below, looking towards Beacon Lane.

Calder Street

Calder Street, with the red shop on the corner, linked St Domingo Road with Beacon Lane.My great grandparents lived in both of the latter.The other streets going right towards Sir Thomas White Gardens are Carmel and Penrose, with the small cul de sac that is Hodder Street to the left. This picture may have been taken by Philip G. Mayer.

My great grandparents Tom and Margaret Rogers lived in Calder Street before moving to a house in Beacon Lane. I remember Calder well, often running down there on the way to Major Lester school. I eventually lived in nearby Melbourne Street off St Domingo, opposite Sir Thomas White Gardens.

38 Calder Street: Family name Phillips Mother born here in March 1910.