Richmond Row

Denis Hargreaves upload: 1961 Looking up a desolate Richmond Row from Scotland Rd, photo by Keith Lewis

Rose Vale and the Braddocks

A colourised version of Bessie Braddock talking to constituents in Rose Vale in 1950.

Richmond Row and a view of the famous Clock Pub. Richmond Row ran up towards Everton Brow.

Berry's Pawnshop. The cars suggest late 1950s.

My great grandparents Robert & Robertina Winstanley opened one of the first Cocoa houses in Liverpool, which I think is in the photo of the Cocoa house in Richmond Row on this site. They went on to run the St Annes Institute, in Richmond Row, which my grandparents took over and ran until the building was demolished in the late 1950's.

Richmond Row 1960s and the firm of Armstrong Tarry, researched by Denis Hargreaves of the Netherfield Road Facebook platform.

It's 1958 and famous Everton politician 'battling' Bessie Braddock talks to constituents Mrs Cullen and Mrs Peeney on Richmond Row.

Matthew Mason, was landlord of the Stafford Arms. no.62/64, at the time of the 1891 census. It is believed he was also the landlord or owner of the Masons Arms no.22,but don't have any further info on this. Have photo copies of both these pubs, the Stafford dated approx 1905 & Mason approx. 1898, two men in aprons are standing outside of this pub & was hoping one was Matthew but as he died in 1894 this is unlikely. Don't know if you have any more info regarding the Masons Arms, Ken? Matthew was previously landlord of the Hare & Hounds in Maghull having taken over from his grandmother, Charlotte Williams my great great grandmother.

Richmond Row at St Anne Street.

Richmond Row, Soho Arms on corner of Soho Street.

The Cocoa Rooms 'Penny Lick' on Richmond Row, originally uploaded to Netherfield Road & Surrounding Area Facebook by Mary Thornton.

Berry's pawnbrokers on Richmond Row in livelier times with people looking in the window, hoping for a bargain.

The famous Berry's pawnbrokers on Richmond Row, standing alone during the demolition phase.