Sefton Collection (page 4)

Liverpool - A Grotto in Sefton Park - Man sitting on a rock in grotto. Part of Box 62 Boswell Collection - Liverpool. Sefton Park is a public park in south Liverpool, England

A Grotto in Sefton Park, South Liverpool, England Date: circa 1890s

Southport, Merseyside - The Promenade - Aluminium postcard
Southport, Metropolitan Borough of Sefton, Merseyside, England - The Promenade - An amazing Aluminium metal postcard! Date: circa 1907

Liverpool - Clock Tower Sefton Park Liverpool - Clock tower - pedestrians - houses in background. Part of Box 62 Boswell Collection - Liverpool. Date: circa 1900

Sefton Park Schools, Liverpool. The schools were run by the Church Extension Association. Date: Date unknown

Sefton Fabrics advertisement 1919 - Victory Year
Fashions Favourite this Victory Year. Advertisement for Sefton Fabrics designs by Annie Fish, who was the wife of Walter Sefton who owned the company. Date: 1919

Sefton Park, Liverpool, Lancashire
Sefton Park, Liverpool, near Toxteth, Lancashire, England. Date: 1910s

WW1 - Titled Women Munitions Workers
The first contingent of Titled Society ladies who volunteered to work for Messrs. Vickers, Sons and Maxim as shell makers

Advertisement for Sefton Fabrics
Advertisement for silks, sherevoiles and handkerchiefs from Sefton s, one of the leading manufacturers of fashionable textiles in the early 20th century. Date: 1920

Sefton Fabrics advertisement
Advertisement for Seftons Fabrics displaying a number of coloured patterns and designs. Date: 1918

Sefton fabrics featuring Eve, 1918
Advertisement for Sefton Fabrics, publicising their new materials featuring designs by Annie Fish and Rillette as well as other, unspecified but well known artists

Major-General W. S. Brancker
Major-General Sir William Sefton Brancker (1877-1930), civil aviation pioneer, portrayed by Lieutenant Percival Anderson during the First World War when he was Comptroller-General of Equipment

Second Earl of Sefton
WILLIAM PHILIP MOLYNEUX, second earl of SEFTON sportsman known as Lord Dashalong, founder of the Grand National steeplechase. ` Date: 1772 - 1838

Fourth Earl of Sefton
WILLIAM PHILIP MOLYNEUX, fourth earl of SEFTON soldier and statesman Date: 1836 - 1897

Countess of Sefton
ISABELLA, countess of SEFTON wife of Charles Molyneux, first earl.` Date: 1748 - 1819

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Volunteer Review at Sefton Park, Liverpool, Uk, 1867

Croxteth Hall, Near Liverpool, the Seat of the Earl of Sefton, Uk

ENGLAND: SEFTON PARK, 1872. Bazaar pavilion at Sefton Park, Liverpool, England. English engraving, 1872

WILLIAM MOLYNEUX (1835-1897). 4th Earl of Sefton. Engraving, English, 1897

An aircraft firms visit to the Bristol Aero Engine Department in May 1930. Sir W. Sefton Branckers group in the shops

Glass slide (cracked) of AVM Sir Sefton Brancker KCB
Glass slide (cracked) of AVM Sir Sefton Brancker, KCB, AFC, FRAeS, 1877-1930, right, RAeS Chairman 1925-1926 and RAeS President 1926-1927. Date: 1930

Portrait of AVM Sir Sefton Brancker KCB
AVM Sir Sefton Brancker, KCB, AFC, FRAeS, 1877-1930, RAeS Chairman 1925-1926 and RAeS President 1926-1927. Date: 1930

Louis Bleriot is greeted on his arrival on Swinton Down
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Croxteth Hall, Near Liverpool, The Seat Of The Earl Of Sefton, UK

Costume / Loungers 1820
Bond Street Loungers wear: strapped trousers, hessian boots, a greatcoat, a frock coat, top hats, buttonhole, coats cut-away at the front & cossack trousers. Date: 1820

SOUTHPORT - 1906
Lord Street, Southport, Metropolitan Borough of Sefton

SOUTHPORT - 1900
London Square, Southport, Metropolitan Borough of Sefton

Looking north along Lake Pukaki towards the Southern Alps, with Mt Sefton, left, and Mt Cook, right; (glacial sediment causes the blue of many NZ lakes), Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand

Male Type / Dandies / Bucks
Bond Street Loungers wear: strapped trousers, hessian boots, greatcoat, frock coat, top hats, buttonhole, coats cut-away at the front & one man dressed all in black

Lord Dashalong (Lord Sefton) an enthusiastic driver, father of fast whips

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Sefton, a place rich in history and natural beauty. From the charming town of Southport in 1921 to the enchanting Formby Beach, where the evening sun paints an autumn sky, transforming it into a surrealistic masterpiece. Croxteth Hall stands as a testament to grandeur and elegance, while Sefton Park Palm House takes us back to the Victorian period with its stunning architecture. In bustling Liverpool, traffic flows seamlessly at Switch Island Junction, captured beautifully in an illustration by Liverpool Echo. Meanwhile, lady members of the Heston Park flying club soar through the skies with grace and determination. Explore Sefton's diverse landscapes with ease using the handy PR9 8 Map. The Northway approach to Switch Island reveals a vibrant scene near Aintree - a major road junction buzzing with activity. Sports enthusiasts rejoice as young Denise Hastings fearlessly competes as the only girl in the Bootle Junior Golf Tournament. And on tranquil waterways like Aintree and Bootle, witness a flotilla of barges gracefully winding their way along the Leeds Liverpool Canal. Capture breathtaking moments from Red Lion bridge in Maghull as you gaze upon this picturesque canal that weaves through nature's wonders. Sefton is more than just a place; it's an experience filled with history, natural marvels, and unforgettable adventures waiting for you to explore its hidden treasures.