Scotland Road walking tour

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Scotland Road walking tour 26Oct

This 2-hour walk through the former heartland of Liverpool’s Irish community considers schools, statues and graveyards. ❤️📍🔱

It explores what remains of the area’s rich heritage, rousing some old ghosts along the way.

Led by historian Greg Quiery, this walk explores the dense history of a world-famous district. Featuring stories of heroic men and women; footballers and rock stars; two hidden statues; a graveyard and the legends of ‘Dandy Pat’ and James Carling. The walk ends at St Anthony’s Church, a short bus ride from town.

Those interested in this walk, may also be interested in the in-person South Liverpool walk (see event listing and book early to avoid disappointment) or the self-guided Liverpool Irish Famine Trail, accompanied by the Festival’s book Liverpool Irish Famine Trail: Revive, available online.

This in an outdoor walk in October; please be weather prepared, comfortable and hydrated.

Ticket holders should join Greg outside Liverpool Central Library ready for the walk start time.

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Booking Info

£15/£12 conc, book online

When

26 October 2024
3:00pm-5:00pm

Meet outside Library, ready to leave at 3pm.

Where

Liverpool Central Library
William Brown Street
Liverpool
L3 8EW

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