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On Northumberland Terrace, opposite the end of Grecian Terrace there used to be a street that headed down the hill to Breckfield Road North. Havelock Street, known locally as \u2018Mount Everton\u2019, was the steepest street in Liverpool. It was so steep that one side of the street had an iron handrail for the entire length to help elderly people make the climb. In the early 1900s car manufacturers would use Havelock Street to test how well their cars handled the challenge of the steep climb. Eventually bollards were placed at the top of the street to stop cars from accessing it. The street was demolished in the 1960 when huge swathes of housing were cleared. https:\/\/www.liverpoolecho.co.uk\/news\/nostalgia\/lost-mountain-street-steepest-climb-19754915<\/a> <\/p>\n\n\n\n There\u2019s a short section of Georgian terrace on Shaw Street at the junction of Everton Brow. The whole of this section of the road would have had housing like this. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Liverpool Collegiate School is opposite Liverpool Hope\u2019s Creative Campus on Shaw Street. It was opened in 1843 as a fee-paying boys school. It eventually became a comprehensive school before eventually closing. It\u2019s now accommodation. Notable former pupils include Pete Best (The Beatles\u2019 original drummer), radio presenter Billy Butler, Leonard Rossiter (actor, Rising Damp), and Holly Johnson (singer, Frankie Goes To Hollywood).<\/p>\n\n\n\n There are three double-fronted Georgian houses on Everton Road. Designed as a drill hall for the 19th Lancashire Rifle Volunteers, it went on to house the 9th Battalion, the King\u2019s (Liverpool) Regiment. After closing it was used for many years by the Red Triangle Karate Club. The most recent plans are for a Veterans Centre of Excellence and housing complex by local charity Veterans HQ. https:\/\/www.veteranshq.org.uk\/the-kings-barracks-project\/<\/a> <\/p>\n\n\n\n All of the photos from this run are in a publically viewable Facebook album. <\/p>\n\n\n\n To view them click<\/a> <\/a>here<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Cobden Street, Cochrane Street, Albion Street, Amelia Close, Atherton Close, Back Guildford Street, Back York Terrace, Beacon Lane, Bright Street, Brow Side, Churton Court, College Street North, College Street South, Dukes Road, Ermine Crescent, Everton Road, Fizclarence Way, Gardenside Street, Grecian Terrace, Greenside, Gregson Street, Hackthorpe Street, Hapton Street, Henglers Close, Heyworth Street, Hillside Street, Hodder Street, John Bagot Close, Joshua Close, Kinder Street, Lansdowne Place, Leadenhall Close, Lytton Street, Melda Close, Mere Lane, Monk Street, Northumberland Terrace, Parkside Street, Penrose Street, Plumpton Street, Rupert Lane, St George\u2019s Hill, Severn Street, Shaw Street, Staffordshire Close, St Domingo Road, Tichbourne Way, Village Street, Wye Street, York Terrace<\/li>
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