Liverpool grew into a major commercial port in the 18th century, when it was also crucial for the organisation of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. In the 19th century, Liverpool became a world ...

"Since we first moved in, our rent will have gone up by 60 to 70 percent from our first tenancy agreement which was around ...

You had ships sailing out of Liverpool with 2000 children on board, sailing literally from one world to another - and they ...

In August last year, a library was burned down in Liverpool. Just days earlier, three children had been murdered in a ...

Historian Ken Pye's book 'Liverpool Pubs' reveals that the venue was only nicknamed 'Ye Cracke' at that time, perhaps because ...

Cigar manufacturing and the hotel business also became crucial parts of Liverpool, New York's economy in the 19th century. New York State built up the village and nowadays, the village serves as a ...

In the mid-19th century Thomas Rocyn Jones set up a practice ... Evan Thomas moved to Liverpool, specialising in bone and joint diseases. His five sons all became doctors. The eldest, Hugh Owen ...