If drinking is so bad for you how come all the ale houses are full of arl fellas

#Liverpool OTD - 1876: The English Presbyterian Church, Shaw St/Everton Brow was opened

27th October 1937 - Final meeting of Waterloo-with-Seaforth Urban District Council, prior to the merger with Great Crosby Council to form the new borough council

18 and counting

The impressive house he had built for himself and his wife on Princes Road survives today, James Lord Bowes passed away on 27th October 1899 in the dining carriage of the London Express to Liverpool

27th October 1892: The Liverpool Union Bank opens a branch at Maguire's Buildings, Lodge Lane

#Liverpool OTD - 1903: Joseph Chamberlain M.P. attends a luncheon at the Town Hall, and speaks at the Hippodrome

#OTD - 1972: The old Coburg Dock Fire Station is occupied by the Liverpool Sea Cadets

Logos Hope in #Liverpool ...... the world's largest floating bookfair

.....new bridge now in situ, and tarmacking of roads has started

#Liverpool 27th October 1945 - Crowds gather to greet 2827 repatriated ex-POW's onboard the Antenor, and the Empress of Australia

River Mersey 27th October 1888

#Liverpool 26th October 1855: Four new Bridewells are opened; Prescot Street; Olive Street; Essex Street, and Athol Street

#Liverpool OTD - 1840: The School for Deaf and Dumb, opens at 54 Oxford Street. There until 1948

#OTD - 1965: The #Beatles receive their MBE medals from the Queen at Buckingham Palace

26th October 1867 - Troops of the 15th Hussars are stationed at Everton….. having marched from Ipswich!

#Liverpool OTD - 1958: The magnificent Lutyens Crypt is opened liverpoolmetrocathedral.org.…

Fowlers Building, Victoria Street was built by Sir James Picton for the Fowler Brothers, international dealers in foodstuffs, in 1866/69. John Fowler died at St Anns, Croxteth Drive, on 26th Oct 1884