Cornwall Street
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The China Street park with the Queens pub still standing at the top of Cornwall Street (top left)
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Margaret Willis, standing in Cornwall Street with the large Everton Terrace properties high above Netherfield Road.
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Cornwall Street during its 1960s demolition phase with the high rise blocks beginning to loom large above Netherfield Road South. Thefamous old lamposts, their tops removed, are a sad sight. They would have once been gathering points for local kids on dark nights.
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Jim Connelly on his bike in Cornwall Street
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Cornwall Street has seen better days in this 1960s image with demolition going on all around. Brian Rea gives us a fascinating insight into what it looks like now (below).
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Cornwall Street, once packed and vibrant in the 1950s, is now within the boundaries of the modern Everton Park. It's green, leafy and pleasant, but whatever happened to all those great friends and neighbours? This 'Then & Now' look back in time is by Brian Rea.
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Mrs Reynolds was clearly caught on the hop cleaning outside her front door in Cornwall Street. This picture was originally uploaded to the Netherfield Road Facebook group by Pat Bradley.
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Cornwall Street knew how to party, especially on Coronation day 1953. Pat Bradley uploaded this picture and the one below to the Netherfield Road & Surrounding Area Facebook group.
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Pat Bradley. from the Netherfield Road Facebook group, uploaded this great picture of a 1953 Coronation party at the bottom of Cornwall Street.
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Tommy Byrne and his crew in Cornwall Street circa 1950.
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Queens Pub on the corner of Cornwall Street.
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Queens Pub on the corner of Cornwall Street, still standing despite the clearances all round.
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John and younger brother Francis McMillan , by 54 cornwall street
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