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At The Archive Centre in Birkenhead, and with the help of the staff there, I have viewed a map of the 1880's. The Hughes buildings were a row of dwellings in Leicester St. Birkenhead, off St. Mary's Gate.
The buildings have been cleared (approx 1970) to make way for an industrial estate. Hughes Buildings were close to Birkenhead Pirory, now an historical site, and also close to the entrance of The Mersey Tunnel entrance.
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What is birkenhead famous for?
Ship building
How much is the ferry from Liverpool to the isle of man?
Either Birkenhead or the ferry port in the Mersey next to the Liver Building.
What is the population of Birkenhead?
Birkenhead's population is 83,729.
Was Birkenhead once the capital of Wales?
No, Birkenhead has never been the capital of Wales. In fact, Birkenhead is not even in Wales.
When did Birkenhead Railway end?
Birkenhead Railway ended in 1860.
When was Birkenhead Railway created?
Birkenhead Railway was created in 1859.
When was Birkenhead School created?
Birkenhead School was created in 1860.
When was Birkenhead Park created?
Birkenhead Park was created in 1847.
When was Birkenhead United created?
Birkenhead United was created in 1963.
When did John Birkenhead die?
John Birkenhead died in 1679.
When was John Birkenhead born?
John Birkenhead was born in 1616.
What was birkenhead famous for making?
Birkenhead was an important seaport and was renowned for its shipbuilding industry, sadly all but gone now. There was also a ship called HMS Birkenhead after which the 'Birkenhead drill' is named.
