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Appendix a and B APPENDIX A BIBLIOGRAPHY ILLUSTRATION SOURCES REFERENCES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BIBLIOGRAPHY BARRETT, Helena and PHILLIPS, John: Suburban Style – The British Home 1840 - 1960 [Pub: MacDonald & Co. Ltd. London 1987 (1988 Reprint)] Referenced in Sections: 5.0, 6.0 BOLGER, Paul The Dockers Umbrella - A History of Liverpool's Overhead Railway [Pub: Bluecoat Press Liverpool 1992 (1998 Reprint)] Referenced in Sections: 3.0 DIXON, Roger and MUTHESIUS, Stefan: Victorian Architecture [Pub: Thames & Hudson Ltd London 1978] Referenced in Sections: 6.0 HEATH, Tom : Images of England - Crosby, Seaforth and Waterloo [Pub: Tempus Publishing Ltd Stroud 2000] Referenced in Sections: 3.0 Photos: pp. 13 HEATH, Tom : Images of England - Crosby, Seaforth and Waterloo: The Second Selection [Pub: Tempus Publishing Ltd Stroud 2001] Referenced in Sections: 3.0 LEWIS, James R. : The Birth of Waterloo (3rd Edition – enlarged and revised by Andrew Farthing) [Pub: Sefton Council Leisure Services Southport 1996] Referenced in Sections: 3.0 Photos: pp 11 LONG, Helen : Victorian houses and their details – The role of publications in their building and decoration [Architectural Press Oxford 2002] Referenced in Sections: 7.0 MURRAY, Brenda : 200 years in Waterloo [printed by C S Digital Systems, Liverpool, 2015] PEVSNER, Nikolaus : Buildings of England – Lancashire Vol.1 The Industrial and Commercial South [Pub: Penguin Books Ltd London 1st published 1969 1993 Reprint] Referenced in Sections: 6.0 SMITH, Wilfred (Ed) : A Scientific Survey of Merseyside [Pub: University Press Liverpool 1953] Referenced in Sections: 2.0 STANISTREET, Jennifer & FARTHING, Andrew: Crosby in Camera - Early photographs of Great Crosby & Waterloo [Pub: Sefton Council Leisure Services Southport 1995] Referenced in Sections: 3.0, 5.0 Photos and illustrations: pp. 10, 14, 35,41 WHALE, Derek Lost Villages of Liverpool - Parts One and Two (2nd edition) [Pub: T. Stephenson & Sons Ltd Prescot 1985] Referenced in Sections: 3.0 Websites www.glasgowsculpture.com : Referenced in Sections: 6.0 (biography of F W Doyle-Jones) http://archive.is/www.lancashirepioneers.com Referenced in Sections: 6.0 (biographies of H J Austin, E G Paley and H A Paley) ILLUSTRATION SOURCES Page 10 Pottery plaque dating from 1716 Ref: Stanistreet and Farthing, p 3, Sefton Libraries 11 Extract of Enclosure Map of 1816 Ref: AE 7/6Lancashire Record Office from Sefton Libraries publication “The Birth of Waterloo” by James R Lewis p.31 12 The Beach c.1910 Information Services Department, Sefton Libraries 12 Potters Barn c.1918 Ref: Information Services Department, Sefton Libraries 12 The Original Christ Church Ref: Information Services Department, Sefton Libraries 13 Great Georges Road and Walmer Road (early 20th century) Ref: Heath p.97 13 The Town Hall c.1912 Ref: Information Services Department, Sefton Libraries 14 St. Andrews Presbyterian Church Ref: Information Services Department, Sefton Libraries 14 Waterloo Library (early 20th century) Ref: Stanistreet and Farthing p.26, Sefton Libraries 14 The Five Lamps Ref: Information Services Department, Sefton Libraries 15 Extract of 1769 Molyneux Estate Map: Ref: Lancashire Archives DDM 14/43 Litherland and Linacre 1769 16 Extract of 1848 Ordnance Survey Map Ref: Information Services Department, Sefton Library Services 27 Aerial view of Christ Church area Ref: Information Services Department, Sefton Library Services 35 Waterloo Road, 1937: Crosby Charter Celebrations Ref: Stanistreet and Farthing, Sefton Libraries 41 The original Five Lamps: Ref: Stanistreet and Farthing p.32, Sefton Libraries 41 The War Memorial with new Five Lamps. Ref: Information Services Department, Sefton Libraries Other photographs, illustrations and plans supplied by Donald Insall Associates (2005) and Sefton Planning Services (2015) Acknowledgements Dr Ben Croxford, Historic Environment Record Officer, Merseyside Environmental Advisory Service Brenda Murray, Local Historian Information Services Department, Sefton Libraries Lancashire Archives, Lancashire Record Office, Preston Liverpool Record Office, Central Library and Archive APPENDIX B HISTORIC MAPS APPENDIX B Historic Maps Molyneux Estate Map 1769 Great Crosby Marsh Enclosure Award Map 1816 Ordnance Survey Map 1848 W A Richardson Survey 1857 Ordnance Survey Map 1893 Ordnance Survey Map 1908 Ordnance Survey Map 1927 Ordnance Survey Map 1937 1769 Molyneux Estate Map (Reference: Lancashire Archives DDM 14/43 Litherland and Linacre 1769) Section of the 1816 Great Crosby Marsh Enclosure Award Map (Ref: AE 7/6 Lancashire Record Office from Sefton Libraries publication “The Birth of Waterloo” by James R Lewis) 1848 OS Map of the Waterloo Area Section of the plan of the Waterloo area surveyed by W A Richardson 1857 1893 OS Map of the Waterloo Area 1908 OS Map of the Waterloo area 1927 OS Map of the Waterloo area 1937 OS Map of the Waterloo Area .
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