THE OFFICIAL HISTORY OF LIVERPOOL
AIGBURTH
ALLERTON
ANFIELD
BELLE VALE
BROADGREEN
CROXTETH
DINGLE
EVERTON
FAZACKERLEY
GARSTON
GATEACRE
GRASSENDALE
HALE
HALEWOOD
HUNTS CROSS
HUYTON
KIRKDALE
KNOTTY ASH
LIVERPOOL
MOSSLEY HILL
NORRIS GREEN
OLD SWAN
OTTERSPOOL
SPEKE
TOXTETH
TUEBROOK
WALTON
WOOLTON
CHILDWALL
BOOTLE
EDGE HILL
WAVERTREE
WEST DERBY
FRIENDS OF WILLIAMSON'S TUNNELS
Friends of Williamson’s Tunnels is a registered charity dedicated to the preservation and exploration of the Williamson Tunnels and to increasing knowledge of Joseph Williamson’s works.
The Williamson Tunnels are a labyrinth of tunnels and underground caverns under the Edge Hill district of Liverpool in north-west England.
Friends of Williamson’s Tunnels is a voluntary organisation which is trying to find all the tunnels and excavate those that are inaccessible. We are one of the biggest local history societies in Britain. Although some of the tunnels have been lost over the years, a lot of them still exist today, under what is now a residential area.
FRIENDS OF SANDFIELD TOWER
Sandfield Tower is a 3 level Grade II listed building in the south of Liverpool, set back from the main road and lost in time compared to the neighbouring houses. Now derelict and fire damaged throughout most of the building, it is left to the mercy of the weather and elements from many of the open windows and part missing roof.
The original name for this building was called Sandfield - The Tower due to its location and the fact that there is a beautiful sandstone tower rising through the centre of the building but has more recently been known as 'Gwalia'. A last ditch effort is in place to highlight the plight of this listed building, its poor state and the unusual history surrounding the building, now lying empty save for the mercy of time.