The Times.

The Port of Liverpool (Special Supplement). No. 54,071.

[London], The Times, 1958. 46 cm x 63 cm. XII. Black and white illustrations. Original Newspaper. Very good- condition with only minor signs of external wear. Minor wear to middle crease of pages and to fold of front page. Some minor foxing and tanning to pages.

Includes for example the following articles: The Harbour and Shipping: The Trust That Watches Over The Port by A.S. Mountfield / Dockside Labour Recovers From The Bad Old Days / The Shipping Lines That Have Built A Great Tradition / Marketing £600M. Of Imports by Sir Harold Bibby / Industrial Liverpool: Developing an Industrial Centre / Boom Towns of the Hinterland / The Liverpool Scene: Business As Usual In 1941 Blitz / City of Two Cathedrals / Modern Dwellings And Communities For New Families by Ronald Bradbury / A Proud Record In The Arts / Breeding Ground Of Champions by Ernest Edwards / The Shipping Lines That Have Built A Great Tradition etc.

″Like the development of all great cities, that of Liverpool is a story of organic growth- based on natural circumstances certainly, by its position for example vis-à-vis America, by the mineral resources of its hinterland and the industrial strength of Lancashire- but dependent still primarily on the enterprise and adaptive powers of its citizens and their response to changing conditions. This is the conclusion brought out most forcibly in the articles that follow in this Supplement.” (From “Yesterday-And To-Morrow”, The Port of Liverpool Supplement)

• Keywords: Articles · English History – Rare · English History Collection · History · History of England · Library & Collection Building · Liverpool · Newspaper · Old Photographs
• Language: English
• Inventory Number: 200369AB