About the Book
KEN ROGERS best-selling book will take you back home to the famous terraced streets of Everton & Scottie Road and inspire memories of your childhood, your parents and grandparents, and your old neighbours.
It's 50 years since a clearance programme of almost biblical proportions changed the face of Liverpool's most famous inner-city districts forever.This book will take you back 'home' and make you feel proud.
Everton and Scottie Road Photographs
View our gallery of old Everton and Scottie Road photographs, including images of Everton Brow, Everton Beacon, Netherfield Road, Paddy's Market and Schofields Lemonade Factory.
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Everton BrowA well-known vantage point above Everton Brow
Source: Liverpool Daily Post and Echo -
Everton Beacon in 1230Everton Beacon in 1230, from a drawing by Syers
Source: Liverpool Records Office -
Everton's Famous Hill in the 1800sThe great mansions that occupied Everton's famous ridge pre 1840
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'God's Little Acre' in 1820s'The Hill' dominated by the fantastic villas of the Everton merchants -
How slum clearance changed Everton foreverTwo ladies chat, oblivious to the 1960s slum clearance devastation with St George's Church still dominant.
Source: Liverpool Daily Post and Echo -
Everton Brow 1878An idyllic scene captured by Herdman in the summer of 1878 of the Everton lock-up tower on Nethfield Road South.
Source: Liverpool Records Office -
Netherfield Road North in 1972With steps leading up to a first floor landing and onwards towards Everton Terrace
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Circus Street EvertonThese houses had seen better days - even in 1927
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Gerard Street 1927Source: Unknown -
Cartwright Street 1927Source: Unknown -
Claire Street 1927Source: Unknown -
Johnson Street 1935Source: Unknown -
Silvester Street 1934When the kids had nothing but a great community to sustain them
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Great Homer StreetShopping in the 1960s
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Great Homer StreetDalrymple Street off Greaty where the famous Schofield Lemonade Factory stoodSource: Liverpool Records Office -
Netherfield Road North 1958With the old 'Pop' cinema (right)
Source: Liverpool Daily Post and Echo -
Great Homer Street 1966Source: Liverpool Records Office -
Everton Road and Village StreetSource: Liverpool Records Office -
Daglish's Pawnshop 1966On the corner of Great Homer Street and Ellison Street
Source: Liverpool Records Office -
Great Homer Street 1966Source: Liverpool Records Office -
Schofield Lemonade FactoryDalrymple Street Everton
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Wash Day in LiverpoolThe Wash House calls and it's heads up for these women in 1952
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Heyworth Street 1967Source: Liverpool Record Office -
A typical Everton back entry behind a terraced streetSource: Shrewsbury House Archives -
Dryden StreetSource: Liverpool Records Office -
1960s aerial shot of Everton and Scottie RoadAerial shot of the rapidly changing Everton in the 1960s
Source: Aero Pictorial Limited -
High Rise Revolution in the 60sSource: Liverpool Daily Post and Echo -
Doorstep MemoriesOne old lady, looking out one last time on the demolition devastation
Source: Liverpool Daily Post and Echo -
Berry's Famous Pawn Brokers in EvertonSource: Liverpool Daily Post and Echo -
Netherfield Road 1950Source: Liverpool Records Office -
Netherfield Road 1967Source: Liverpool Records Office -
Fun on the DebrisThe debris was an adventure playground for all young boys, seen here with the Royal Hospital rising in the background
Source: Liverpool Daily Post and Echo -
Greaty Market Liverpool in 1950sSource: Liverpool Daily Post and Echo -
The legendary Paddy's Market on its last dayWhere are the young boys now from this historic picture?
Source: Liverpool Daily Post and Echo -
Joshua Street EvertonSource: Liverpool Daily Post and Echo -
Everton TerraceSource: Liverpool Records Office -
The Orange LodgeSource: Liverpool Daily Post and Echo -
The Orange LodgeOut in Force on Netherfiled Road South
Source: Liverpool Daily Post and Echo -
Scotland Road looking SouthA modern view with the famous Throstles Nest pub on the left
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Tower Block off Boundary Street and GreatySource: Liverpool Daily Post and Echo -
Looking down from the St George's Church towerSource: Ken Rogers -
Moon Rise Over St George's ChurchSource: St George's Church
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Old Videos of Everton and Scottie Road
PART 1 Liverpool-Everton 1965 unedited footage
PART 2 Liverpool-Everton 1965 unedited footage
We'd like to thank Bernie Donnelly who highlighted this incredible footage to us from this You Tube channel
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