St George's Hall on Lime Street, opposite Lime Street Station, a building in Neoclassical style, containing concert halls and law courts. It was designed by Harvey Lonsdale Elmes and opened its doors to the public in 1854
We went down to the basements
to have a look at the old holding cells.
Photographs of some of the people who were held here
The corridor with the whipping chair
Wax works representation of what it was like
A whipping chair
The condemned cell
The main hall viewed from the gallery.
Stop please. your making me homesick. as i have visited the Walker since i was a small boy,can't wait to see whats new there
ReplyDeleteAhhh! You obviously have very fond memories. I hope you manage to visit soon.
DeleteI loved Liverpool. It's a city that is beautiful and has a lot to offer.
Thanks for your comment.