Heritage Collection expands to North Wales
THE Daily Post & Echo has produced a glossy collection of photographs from its archive, North Wales: They Way We Were.
I've picked out the ones that might ring a few bells with people from Liverpool - of childhood holidays to the beach or trips on a steam train.
You can buy the publication for £3.99 from newsagents or online by clicking here, where you can also purchase any of the featured photographs.
This week I'll be interviewing some people who were evacuated to North Wales during the Second World War for a feature in Saturday's Daily Post. I'll post a link on this blog as soon as it appears on the Daily Post website.
In the meantime, it would be great if you would share any of your own memories in the comments section below.
Under steam and emerging from Stephenson's tubular Britannia Bridge over the Menai Strait - December 1931
On the town walls above the anchorage, Conway, with Deganwy across the river - July 1964
Market day at Llangefni, and a chance to compare prices - June 1981
Brilliant sunshine brings out the crowds at Rhyl, but many still carry their raincoats just in case - August 1952
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Laura Davis - Laura Davis is the Liverpool Daily Post's Arts Editor and has a long-standing interest in local history. She is keen to learn more about your own memories or discoveries about the history of Liverpool and the surrounding area.
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