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Crosby & Blundellsands Through Time

Name: Crosby & Blundellsands Through Time
Brand: Amberley Publishing
SKU: 04798887
Price: 6605 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Hugh Hollinghurst
ISBN: 9781445613406

Hugh Hollinghurst

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04798887

Publishers Amberley Publishing, August 2013

Christened by the Vikings 'the village by the cross', Crosby was a remote farming settlement until t... Full description

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Christened by the Vikings 'the village by the cross', Crosby was a remote farming settlement until the advent of the railway. Little Crosby is still a village, but Great Crosby has been transformed into a leafy suburb of Liverpool. Recently, its centre has changed dramatically, but illuminating traces of its picturesque and historic past remain. Little Crosby retains its Catholic character and rustic look, with Crosby Hall, home of the Blundell family, an intrinsic part of the community. Blundellsands was founded by the Blundells in the late nineteenth century, designed on spacious lines for the affluent members of Liverpool society as a haven from the work place. They were attracted by the wonderful views over the shore from Liverpool to the Wirral, and the mountains of North Wales and the Irish Sea. It has successfully weathered the ravages of erosion and developers, and is now graced by the iron men of Antony Gormley's Another Place.