Liverpool Tenements of the 1930's 

I lived in Prince Albert Gardens, in Park lane, in the 50s and 60s. I have to say the houses were well built (not like today), and the community spirit was great.

My nan grandad Regan lived on top floor and auntie pat uncle Jerry same landing loved going there every week best memories ever 🤗

I grew up in Caryle Gardens, They were such happy times.

@TheGardens Hi, the video includes my grandmother (Mrs Greaves). I would be grateful to know where the full original video may be found.

fabulous

I remeber going there to visit one of my mothers friends when i was a child. Small and tidy. By the way, that girl is a wealthy person now.

@Scouseculture2008, I used to live in Minster Court and mine was two bedroom, I think it just varies because I've seen a few different ones.

onyxskull... i wasn't aware we were doing so....so thanks for that.............(hint we scousers are well known for our sarcasm...)

get a copy of gardens of stone sure it has myrtle gardens in it too.

The Bullring

Though this was something of a propaganda film for the gas company, I think they did have some benevolent intentions in social planning and it seemed to have worked. -tarotworldtour

ahh Corbusiers big dream

I think it accrued a bit of a bad reputation later,1960 ish

I love Liverpool..the Irish Welsh and Scots took it from the English and made it one of the greatest cities in the world. And as a Scouser who hates the English, i can't thank my ancestors enough!!

Do you guys have REAL tenements. like Scotland/ America? Red sandstone.

alright ged and the gang...i have posted you a new song i have wrote called ALL CAME TUMBLING DOWN..its about the destruction of the old communities of liverpool...i have had a great response to it so i thought you might like a listen...all the best to you and the gang...tony flanagan