Established 2001

The  LHS 2011 Journal  (ISSN 1477-3597)

 is published annually, and is issued free to all members.

The  2011 journal is available price £5 plus P&P to non members

 2011 JOURNAL

CONTENTS

CHAIRMAN’S INTRODUCTION

CHILDWALL CHURCHWARDENS Kay Parrott

“BLOODY BAN” – THE LIFE AND TIMES OF LT. COL. BANASTRE TARLETON Ron Jones

ANOTHER UNBUILT MASTERPIECE? – A FOLLOW-UP Michael E Brian

THE HODGSONS OF CATON AND LIVERPOOL Jonathan Huddleston

MERCHANTS, ENTREPRENEURS AND ADVENTURERS:

THE HOLLANDS OF LIVERPOOL AND WIRRAL John Tiernan

A SQUARE PEG IN A ROUND HOLE? A.T. SQUAREY AND THE AMERICAN CIVILWAR Lee P. Ruddin

W.A.L. FLETCHER OF ALLERTON Gerald Parkhouse

JOHN ALEXANDER BRODIE (1858–1934) LIVERPOOL CITY ENGINEER

 “THE SECOND THOMAS TELFORD” Rob Ainsworth

THE INDIAN GARDEN: A MEMOIR OF THE LIVERPOOL INTERNATIONAL GARDEN FESTIVAL 1984 J. Hussey

LIVERPOOL’S PIONEERING ROLE IN COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURE Caroline Withall

SLUM CLEARANCE IN LIVERPOOL IN THE 1960s: OFFICIAL POLICY AND PERSONAL EXPERIENCE F.T. Forrest

THE LIVERPOOL GENERAL TRANSPORT STRIKE, 1911 Eric Taplin

FORTHCOMING PUBLICATION Hugh Hollinghurst

 

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Back Numbers

 

Paper copies of Journals 1 - 5 (2002 -2006)  are no longer available
Back journals may be ordered from the above address.

 

Newsletter

This is usually published three times each year, and gives news of forthcoming talks, and conferences, new books and offers, and other items of interest to local history enthusiasts.

 

It also serves as a medium for notification of formal Society business.  

 

Where possible, it also includes reports of talks recently given at society meetings, and can thus vary in size between 4 and 8 pages.  Issued to members, there are usually some additional copies available for free distribution at our talks.

LHS 2011 Journal

A Registered Charity

(No 1093736)