Liverpool City Collection

Old Map of Liverpool 1898 from the Royal Atlas by Bartholomew
A fine very detailed plan of the City of Liverpool remastered from an original contained within " The Royal Atlas of England and Wales" ; edited by J.G

Old Map of Liverpool 1725
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Old Map of Liverpool 1785 by Surveyed by Charles Eyes
This most impressive reproduction map has been completely art worked in full colour from the very rare antique original, large, black and white, detailed plan of Liverpool published by Charles Eyes

Old Map of Liverpool 1821 by J. Gore
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Old map of Liverpool 1650 by Thomas Kaye
An interesting map originally published in 1829 by Thomas Kaye, this reproduction map represents the town of Liverpool in 1650

Old Map of Liverpool 1807 by Cole and Roper
An attractive and detailed early 19th century reproduction town plan of Liverpool 1807. First published by Cole and Roper as a finely engraved series of county maps

Old Map of Map of Liverpool Surveyed in 1795 by John Stockdale
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Old Map of Liverpool 1851 by John Tallis
Running along the entire length of the plan of Liverpool in Lancashire by John Tallis 1851 is a most attractive view across the River Mersey from Birkenhead to the Victorian Liverpool skyline

Old Map of Liverpool 1903
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Old Map of Liverpool 1866 by Fullarton & Co
This is an interesting and detailed reproduction Victorian town plan of Liverpool which was originally published in John Marius Wilsons The Imperial Gazeteer of England and Wales (A. Fullarton & co)

Liver Bird PLA01_02_121
Liverpool City Council, Wavertree One Stop Shop, Picton Road, Wavertree, Liverpool, Merseyside. A specially commissioned piece of Pilkington faience work depicting a liver bird

Faience tiled staircase PLA01_02_122
Liverpool City Council, Wavertree One Stop Shop, Picton Road, Wavertree, Liverpool, Merseyside. A staircase in the entrance hall of the former Picton Road Baths, Wavertree

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Liverpool City, a treasure trove of history and heritage, is beautifully depicted through a collection of old maps that unveil its transformation over the centuries. The Old Map of Liverpool from 1650 by Thomas Kaye takes us back to the city's early days, revealing its humble beginnings and modest layout. Fast forward to 1725, we witness an evolving landscape in the Old Map of Liverpool as new streets emerge and buildings multiply. The city continues to flourish as seen in the meticulously surveyed Old Map of Liverpool from 1785 by Charles Eyes. This map showcases the intricate network of roads and landmarks that were instrumental in shaping Liverpool's identity. By 1807, captured in Cole and Roper's Old Map of Liverpool, bustling docks become prominent features on this vibrant canvas. As time progresses into the mid-19th century, John Tallis' detailed depiction in his 1851 map highlights a thriving metropolis with grand architecture adorning its streets. Fullarton & Co. 's 1866 rendition further emphasizes this growth with an abundance of structures dotting every corner. Liverpool's maritime heritage comes alive through Liver Bird PLA01_02_121 - a symbol synonymous with the city - standing tall against picturesque waterfront views. Meanwhile, Faience tiled staircase PLA01_02_122 adds another layer to Liverpool's architectural beauty. The Royal Atlas by Bartholomew provides us with an exquisite glimpse into life during Victorian times through their meticulous mapping efforts in 1898. And finally, John Stockdale surveys Liverpool once more in his comprehensive map from 1795; showcasing how it has evolved since his previous survey. With each map serving as a window into different eras gone by, these historical treasures remind us not only of where we came from but also inspire us for what lies ahead. As we explore these old maps together, let us celebrate the rich tapestry woven within every street corner and cherish all that makes Liverpool City truly remarkable.