Liverpool Cathedral is sometimes also referred to as the Cathedral Church of Christ in Liverpool or the Cathedral Church of the Risen Christ. Work to design a Church of England Cathedral for Liverpool began in the early twentieth century, but the last […]
The Lady Lever Art Gallery is a prominent example of a surviving Victorian and Edwardian art collection. It is situated in the Port Sunlight garden village between Liverpool and Chester. Founded by industrialist William Lever, 1st Viscount Leverhulme, in the early twentieth […]
The International Slavery Museum seeks to offer visitors information about the effects of slavery all over the world. As well as finding out about Liverpool’s historic involvement in the transatlantic slave trade, the museum also covers contemporary slavery. The museum opened in […]
The Hardmans’ House (alternatively known as 59 Rodney Street) is the former home and studio of the photographer E. Chambré Hardman, who lived at the property between 1947 and his death in 1988. Hardman is noted for his photographs illustrating Liverpool life […]
The Garstang Museum of Archaeology showcases one of the most important collections of archaeological antiquities and historic relics in the United Kingdom. Objects on show in the museum include artefacts from areas as diverse as; the Aegean, Sudan, Anatolia, Egypt, Jericho and […]
The Foundation of Art and Creative Technology (FACT) was opened in 2003 with the express purpose of building new media in Liverpool. It is now one of the leading media arts centres in the UK. FACT runs a unique programme of events, […]
Fort Perch Rock sits at the mouth of Liverpool Bay in the New Brighton area of Merseyside. It once acted as a coastal defence battery to help to protect the Port of Liverpool. The fort has now been turned into a historical […]
Croxteth Hall is a country house and estate which was once owned by influential Molyneux family. The estate is now managed by the City of Liverpool, following the death of Hugh William Osbert Molyneux, 7th Earl of Sefton. Visitors to Croxteth Hall […]
The British Lawnmower Museum in the Southport area of Merseyside is a perfect museum to visit if you want to try out a museum with a difference. The founder of the museum, Brian Radam, comes from a long line of lawnmower experts. […]
The Bluecoat Chambers are a gorgeous art gallery and creative hub which is sited in central Liverpool. The museum supports many creative projects and community ventures in the city. The Chambers themselves are the oldest surviving building in central Liverpool. Although the […]