People and Pavement Art quotes with Message at Thomas Steers Way, Liverpool L1, Merseyside part of the Liverpool Biennial 2012
In August 1715 Thomas Steers, Sir Richard, Sir Thomas and the Dock Committee witnessed three vessels leave the River Mersey, by way of the new Steers' Channel, passing through into Liverpool's first dock. First to enter - "The Batchlor", followed by "The Mulbury", the third vessel being "the Robert". 1715 was to be that year Liverpool in reality became a port in the true sense. On that day in 1715, local history was made. First time those residing on the Heath [south bank] had at last access to a much more convenient right of way into Liverpool by way of the "back-fill" of the Pool. Park Lane, Mersey Street and Quarry Hill Road all now being integrated into the community, the topography of Liverpool was now to be re-drawn.
Size: 5120px × 3413px
Location: Liverpool L1, Merseyside
Photo credit: © Mar Photographics / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
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