Robsart Street

my great great grand father john kieran ran this pub in 1880 his wife jane and children lived here at the time

An 1890s or early 1900s image of the 'Old Stingo', which stood on the corner of Robsart Street and Netherfield Road. This early photograph shows the ballistrades, which were removed later, probably in the 1940s, for the war effort.

Hi - I'm doing some research and I was wondering if anyone knows of any photos of any King Billy murals/graffiti apart from the one in Hughes's Seaport from Robsart St? Hope this finds everyone well. Best, Tony Crowley (Author of the Liverpool English Dictionary).

View towards Netherfield Road North, St.Polycarps Church and Robsart Street. Probably the early 1960s. Our old family shop at 104 Netherfield Road North shown in the lower-left corner.

The Old Stingo on the corner of Netherfield Road North and Robsart Street with Milburn Heights in the background. Uploaded to Netherfield Rd & SA Facebook by Denis Hargreaves.

In the 1950s up to 47 Orange Lodge Bands would walk from Everton Valley along Netherfield Road on 12 July. Here preparing on Robsart Street are two young 'Sons of the Boyne' - dressed as sailors and holding their little triangles. There is still a couple of Orange Lodge headquarters in Everton, but the band numbers are down - one of the consequences of the mass clearances in the 1960s.

Robsart Street at its junction with Greaty.

Robsart Street at play, 1960s, with high rise blocks now towering above its junction with Netherfield Road.

Robsart Street is pictured from Netherfeld Road North in the 1960s, now dominated by the emerging HIgh Rise blocks.