Mersey Collection (page 11)

Interior of the Mersey Tunnel, under the River Mersey, Liverpool & Birkenhead

LIVERPOOL
Princes landing-stage, Liverpool, Merseyside

The Mayors of Liverpool and Birkenhead Meet under the Mersey
Margaret Beavan (centre), the Lord Mayor of Liverpool, shaking hands with the Mayor of Birkenhead (right) at the meeting of the two halves of the Mersey Tunnel, 1928

Arrival of the Royal Yacht in Liverpool
One of the most animated scenes of the Royal visit to Liverpool was the Cruise in Mersey. This visit took place in July 1846 and was a cause for much celebration in the city

Crossing the Mersey: The Steam-Ferry between Liverpool and B
Engraving of St Georges Pier, the Liverpool and Birkenhead ferry landing stage, from the Illustrated London News, 6th February 1886

The Landing Stage at Liverpool Docks, 1884
Engraving showing the wooden landing stage at Liverpool docks, crowded with people, with steam ships on the river Mersey in the background, 1884

Liverpool and Birkenhead Ferry-steamer Cheshire, October 1
Engraving of the Liverpool and Birkenhead Ferry-Steamer, Cheshire, 31st October 1863. This paddle-steamer ferry was built for the Woodside Ferry Commissioners to a design that allowed up to 2000

The Prince of Wales opening the Mersey Tunnel, connecting Birkenhead with Liverpool. After the opening ceremony the royal train passed through the Mersey tunnel

Bridgewater Canal
Work in progress at Worsley Basin, the terminus of the canal which James Brindley is building for the duke of Bridgewater, from Worsley to the Mersey via Manchester

Pollution on the river Mersey near Warrington, UK
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Polluted scum floating on the river Mersey near Warrington, UK
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Pollution on the River Mersey UK
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Red Ensign, River Mersey and Three Graces, Liverpool, Merseyside, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Great Eastern Remains
The last, sad remains of the great ship at New Ferry, on the Mersey, Lancashire

Ferries at Liverpool
Two ferry steamers leave Liverpool quayside to carry passengers across the Mersey

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"Discover the enchanting beauty of Mersey: A journey through history and nature" Embark on a captivating voyage along the River Mersey ferry, where you'll witness the majestic Three Graces standing proudly in Liverpool, Merseyside, England. As you sail past, let your eyes wander to an antique map depicting the vibrant cities of Liverpool and Birkenhead in the 19th Century. Immerse yourself in maritime heritage as you encounter the mighty Liverpool & Mersey Tug and catch a glimpse of the iconic Training Ship HMS Conway. Marvel at engineering marvels like Anderton Boat Lift that gracefully lifts boats between two canals. Admire the breathtaking Liverpool skyline across the tranquil waters River, offering a picturesque view that encapsulates England's rich history. Spot a charming British Narrowboat gliding peacefully along these serene waters. Venture further to New Brighton on The Wirral peninsula and be captivated by its natural splendor. Witness The Empress of England docked at Gladstone Dock on April 18th, 1957 - a testament to Liverpool's bustling port. Feel the power of Willowgarth Tug Boat as it navigates through these historic waters while taking in an awe-inspiring birds-eye view captured back in 1886. Explore Bridgewater Canal Map showcasing yet another remarkable waterway connecting towns with ease. Mersey is not just a river; it's an embodiment of culture, heritage, and natural wonders that have shaped this region for centuries. So come aboard and let this enchanting journey unfold before your eyes.