Antique Photos Vintage Photographs Old Photos Vintage Photos Liverpool History Liverpool Home Liverpool England Victorian London Victorian History. Courts are a form of high density, poor quality housing which was home to many thousands of Liverpool people from the 18th to 20th centuries, and are the subject of my new book. Saved by maria smith. During 1895–1918, Liverpool engaged in wide-scale slum clearances and in the process constructed more homes than any authority outside of London.New housing was intended for tenants displaced by demolition of their old home, although not everyone displaced was re-homed and only those capable of rent upkeep were offered a new home. The Liverpool 'slum' 8 antedated by a generation the earliest large-scale Irish migration and was fifty years old when the first Victorian social investigators 'found' it. Slum stories, of course, were written by outsiders and shaped by preconceptions of slum life. Elizabeth Stewart discusses her recent book -Courts and Alleys: A history of Liverpool courtyard housing. No seaport had a greater share of poverty and vice than early Victorian Liverpool. It is the intention of this paper to investigate the origins of the Liverpool 'slum', the basis of which lay in the latter years of the In Liverpool, according to Davies' researches, gangs were often motivated by robbery, carried out by way of a more vicious version of Fagin's pickpockets in Oliver Twist. Judith Flanders examines the state of housing for the 19th-century urban poor, assessing the ‘improvements’ carried out in slum areas and the efforts of writers, including Charles Dickens and Henry Mayhew, to publicise such living conditions. Three young prostitutes of the city, Ellen Reece, Jane Doyle, and Mary Kay, gave vivid accounts of their lives, which remain unpublished to this day. S. M. Gaskell (Leicester, 1990). 44. Street children in Victorian times were found in abundance living in alleys or side streets. I’m fascinated by court housing! This was a maze of long uphill streets and cramped courtyards. Liverpool slums 1935. In 1894, the Liverpool Mercury reported the graphic yet intimate details of a local magistrate’s experiences of the city’s slums. Nick was hired by housing charity Shelter to travel round England and Scotland documenting the lives of families living in slum and squalor. HOUSING AND HEALTH IN LIVERPOOL, 1870-1940 Colin G. Pooley and Sandra Irish The influence of environmental factors on human health is an ... Slums and slum clearance in Victorian London (London, 1986); Slums, ed. Victorian Liverpool Slum Housing. Most of Liverpool’s Victorian poor population lived in the crowded slums of the Everton district. Liverpool’s slums were famous, and it is not surprising to see so many images of the ‘other side of life’. The images shown above are particularly interesting, despite the rather crude hand-colouring. They are all from a set of 52 lantern slides titled Slum Life in our Great Cities – although they are all photographed in Liverpool. The increase in people had a terrible effect on the poorest in the city. Many were orphans but others were from neglectful, alcoholic families where abuse was the norm. Powerful Photos Of Slum Life And Squalor In Liverpool 1969-71 (Volume 1) From 1969 to 1971, photographer Nick Hedges took pictures of life in Liverpool. As Liverpool…
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