LIVERPOOL WATERLOO GOODS
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A view looking east showing the site of the Waterloo Goods station on 21 April 2015.
Photo by Paul Wright
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The north-east corner of the Waterloo Goods station looking north-east from inside the station site on 21 April 2015. A travellers’ site had been located on the site of the station’s northern extension. It can be seen behind the concrete fence.
Photo by Paul Wright
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Looking east along Oil Street on 21 April 2015. The northern wall of the Waterloo Goods station is seen to the right.Photo by Paul Wright
A view looking east on 19 November 2016 from a point that would have been inside the Waterloo Goods station. Dominating the scene is the Great Howard Street bridge which dated from 1849.
Photo by Chris Iles
Looking north on 19 November 2016 from the location of an entrance that led into Waterloo Goods station from Great Howard Street (click here to see the entrance on a 1924 map). The entrance road was at street level which was higher than track level at this point. It was carried on arches part of which can be seen in this view.
Photo by Chris Iles
The eastern end of Waterloo Goods station was dominated by the 'Grand Arch' which carried the LYR line over the LNWR station. The arch is seen in this view looking east on 19 November 2016 when the infilled cutting had been partly excavated out.
Photo by Chris Iles
Looking south-east on 19 November 2016 at the Great Howard Street entrance to the Waterloo Goods station. Part of an arch that carried the entrance can be seen in the view.
Photo by Chris Iles
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