"The Three Graces" - The Royal Liver Building, The Cunard Building and the Port of Liverpool Building.

Albert Dock with The Three Graces in the background

Inside Albert Dock

Albert Dock - Granada TV studios

The Yellow Duckmarine. An authentic World War II amphibious landing vehicle - at the Albert Dock

Liverpool city centre is currently undergoing a multi million pound reconstruction. A skyline of cranes is visible here with the Anglican Cathedral in the background.

The Royal Liver Building

The Metropolitan Roman Catholic Cathedral which was opened in 1967.

Matthew Street Cavern Quarter with statue of John Lennon.

The Cavern Pub, Matthew Street directly opposite the site of the original Cavern Club where The Beatles performed in the sixties. The original club was closed in 1973 and demolished to make way for improvements to the city's underground railway Metro system.

The Cavern Pub is a tribute to the original club and has a host of memorabilia featuring instruments and signed photographs of many of the artists that appeared at the famous club.

Anfield, Liverpool Football Club. Entrance to the stadium.

Statue of the great Bill Shankly, manager 1959-74

This is Anfield. Me, touching the famous sign for luck before visiting the pitch area.

The Centenary Stand

View in front of the famous Kop looking toward the Anfield Road Stand

Me, close to the manager's area in the Main Stand.

In the Anfield dressing room

Inside the Anfield Museum and the five European Cups. 1977, 1978, 1981, 1984 & 2005

Charity (Comminity) Shield & F.A.Cup

Base of F.A. Cup with engravings showing winners dating back to 1872

1980's cartoon highlighting the clubs success.

Liverpool F. C. is also associated with two major football tragedies. In 1985, 39 football fans died (38 Italians and one Belgian) and the museum pays its tribute.

96 Liverpool fans died in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster. This is a floral mural inside the museum.

There are a colllection of shirts in the museum. These are the shirts of Brain Hall from the 1974 F.A. Cup victory and an Emlyn Hughes England shirt from the same similar era.

Mural showing Bill Shankly and players from the 1960's.