Blackies Building, Regent Road, Liverpool

[ShaunJ]

Here's a detail from that British Library insurance plan posted by  Stan.

The pub on the right hand corner at 36 was the Lord Nelson, The one on the left hand corner at 56 was the Masonic.

[ScouseBoy]

There would have been much activity in that area in 1881.   International Imports and exports  as well as people  wishing to emigrate,  I am sure those shops would have been very busy  and made lots of  profit.

[Blue70]

Here's a detail from that British Library insurance plan posted by  Stan.

The pub on the right hand corner at 36 was the Lord Nelson, The one on the left hand corner at 56 was the Masonic.

I posted this map.


Blue

[ShaunJ]

I posted this map.

So you did. Sorry, Blue, I missed that.

[ScouseBoy]

Thank you Blue.

There was a lot of wealth in Liverpool in 1881

[stanmapstone]

The properties in Blackie's Buildings outlined in black are three stories.
Stan

[stanmapstone]

Here's a detail from that British Library insurance plan posted by  Stan.

The pub on the right hand corner at 36 was the Lord Nelson, The one on the left hand corner at 56 was the Masonic.

I posted this map.
Blue

I posted the URL

Stan

[Blue70]

Blackie's Buildings is one of various addresses mentioned in the January and February 1884 newspaper coverage of the murder of a Spanish sailor in Blackstone Street.


Blue

[Blue70]

Here's a detail from that British Library insurance plan posted by  Stan.

The pub on the right hand corner at 36 was the Lord Nelson, The one on the left hand corner at 56 was the Masonic.

I posted this map.
Blue

I posted the URL

Stan

I know you did 


Blue