JP Maxwell

Two ripping yarns as the Old West comes to Victorian England! Read or listen to WATER Street here: amzn.to/43yZ3Tr And the sequel: THE AMERICANS OF ABERCROMBY SQUARE: Amazon: amzn.to/4eP8fYZ Thrill rides into the past by JP Maxwell #HistoricalFiction #SpyNovels

I'm delighted to be involved with Knowsley Literary Festival this . Here are the details of the launch event: eventbrite.co.uk/e/write-in-the…

Liverpool's Strand looking South, circa 1880.

The view up Lime Street. 1950s

Mark Jordan who knows Eric's better than most, edited together some of the clips I wrangled up from his photos. Here is the result: youtu.be/WnN07WZdexw?si…

Late 19th Century view of the bottom of Duke Street.

@Barryhu38468007 Thank you kindly

@MaxMaxWriter Brilliant these John !

Customs House from Salthouse Dock c1922

The Overhead on The Strand, c1949.

Castle Street and Dale Street

Lark Lane reel and article: open.substack.com/pub/jpmaxwell/…

Lark Lane, 1893.

Constructed between 1894 and 1899 to designs by Henry Tanner, this grand French château-style building served as Liverpool’s main General Post Office. Today, the restored structure operates as the Metquarter shopping centre and LMA School.

Queen Square. As you were.

West Derby Village: Liverpool Before Liverpool Full article: open.substack.com/pub/jpmaxwell/…

Palaces of Light, now Dark Liverpool was once a city that went to the pictures like it went to the docks, in vast numbers, with ritual, noise, and appetite. From the 1910s through to the 1960s, cinemas rose across the city. Full article: open.substack.com/pub/jpmaxwell/…

#StJohnsMarket #LiverpoolHistory #LostLiverpool #WorkingClassHistory #HistoryReels

👉 Get the book here: amzn.to/44y6ooy Available as audio book, Kindle and print versions.

The Fort Beneath the Dunes: Fort Crosby Liverpool’s Forgotten Front Line. Read the full article: open.substack.com/pub/jpmaxwell/…

#EvertonReal #EvertonFC: origins to the The Old Lady Full article here: open.substack.com/pub/jpmaxwell/…

Come and have a look at what you would have won. Three sites in the city and how they might look had they survive bombs and culls; Lime Street from St George's Plateau, St John's Market and Central Station.