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Does anyone know about the grassed area behind The Swinging Arm pub near Woodside? It's fenced off and appears to be a bit of a dumping ground for people who can't be bothered to go to the tip, but I wondered what used to be there? On the river walls at the bottom it looks like there might have been an old entrance to a dock perhaps, and there are some really old street lamps in situ but I haven't really got a clue.
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Graving Docks ![[Linked Image]](http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t99/p10694/snag1.jpg)
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Some pictures on a thread starting HERE
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Cheers for that, knew I would get what I was after on here. Really amazed that the wall at the bow of the dock wall is still there.
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I'm going to say a park type of thing I have a photo I've just taken I'll upload in next 20 mins if I can be clever enough to do it lol
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full pic zoomed pic closeup it is only a copy of an original that we had reproduced
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Lived on Church Street 25 years ago.The Swinging Arm was The Royal Hotel. The bar customers were all from that area,plus some scousers who worked at Lairds.Some of the crew of the Navy Ships coming into Lairds lived in the hotel.It was a great place to live.
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When i was a kid about 7 in {1967} i went to pilgrim street school, and in the play ground down one side was a big fence and in certain spots it was broken so i could stick my head through and i could see down a big cutting the railway track below.  cheers mike...
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Hi everyone,I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the houses in Rose Brae would have been like, and would it probably been the people that worked in the docks that lived there....Very curious as my daughter goes to the gym that is right opposite were Rose Brae would have been. I believe the gym was a bakery, and before that I have no idea. Would ideally like to build up a picture of the area to be displayed in the gym. If anyone can help, what did the gym start out as, what else has it been over the years, would it have serviced a purpose for the docks??
Any help would be much appreciated!!
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Been meaning to ask about the big building, but couldn't find the picture
Is it possible on the picture to say whether the word hotel is on it
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ADELPHI HOTEl,1, Rose brae
Old Post office Hotel, Rose Brae & 8, Church street
FERRY Inn, Rose brae, Woodside
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I don't think there were any houses on Rose Brae, one side had sheds for the Iron Works and the other was the end of the gardens from the properties on Church St.
Gym was the Shaftesbury Boys Club
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1843 Mortimer & Harwood
ROSEBRAE.
Walley Thomas
Briscoe Rev. Allen
Sowerby Peter
Bradley Ellen
M'Donald James
Carmichael John
Trivett Mary
1861Mawdsley
Carnall Thomas, Old Post-office Hotel and restaurant, Rose brae, and 3, Church st
" commercial dining-rooms, 5, Church street
Carps John, warehouseman, Trafalgar place, Lower Bebington
Devalve William, shipsmitk, (S. * W. D.) Ferry Inn, Rose brae
Dixon Edward, victualler, Ferry Inn, 6, Rose brae, Wpodside
PLUS OTHERS
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I don't think there were any houses on Rose Brae, one side had sheds for the Iron Works and the other was the end of the gardens from the properties on Church St.
Gym was the Shaftesbury Boys Club Now why did I not realise that, that they wouldn't be houses duh!! And I never in a million years expected you to tell me the was the Shaftesbury Boys Club, thanks for that DD 
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