Lost Liverpool

Lost Liverpool is a collection of special magazines featuring fascinating stories and rare images from the award-winning archives of the Liverpool Post and Echo. For more than a century, the newspapers have documented life in the city and these popular heritage titles cover a variety of subjects from the story of the famous Liver Birds to the River Mersey itself. Take a ride on the Overhead Railway and meet the legendary Liverpool Dockers; revisit the holiday hotspot of New Brighton and rediscover old Wirral; join the Fab Four on a magical history tour and roll back the years to relive the hey day of famous cinemas, workplaces and iconic streets. These best-selling nostalgia publications will appeal to anyone interested in Liverpool's rich past.

100 Years of the Liver Birds
Born in 1911, the world-famous Liver Birds celebrate a century of memories. They have seen and heard it all, perched high over Liverpool and the River Mersey. Happy 100th birthday!

Cammell Laird – The Inside Story
The magic and memories of the world-famous shipbuilding company, told by Harry McLeish, a proud Lairdsman of 45 years.

Dockers
Celebrating the wit and wisdom of the Liverpool dockside. The lives and legacy of the men who were the backbone to a world famous port.

The Fab Four
The magical history tale of John, Paul, George and Ringo – from humble beginnings to Beatlemania, solo success and the legacy of the Fab Four as the greatest band of all time.

Incredible Wirral
The heritage and beauty of a unique peninsula. A treasure trove of photographs and stories from the familiar and much-loved to the long-forgotten.

Liverpool Overhead Railway
Locals would call it The Ovee, LOR or, the one that still remains for so many people, The Dockers’ Umbrella – join us for a ride on one of the greatest legacies of Liverpool.

Liverpool Then
Snapshots from the stunning photo archive collection of the Liverpool Post & Echo, recall the people, buildings, traditions and even the animals from the great 'Pool of Life'.

Liverpool Then 2
Liverpool has always been a photogenic city. Flick back through a photo album that belongs to us all in the second in our series of heritage picture specials.

Liverpool Then 3
The third in our best-selling nostalgia series, packed full of images that tell the story of Liverpool and its people. Featuring over 100 photographs from the Liverpool Post & Echo archives.

Lost Cinemas
The magic and memories of Liverpool's famous picture palaces. The grand old buildings and the legendary names that lit up their lights.

Mersey Ferry Tales
A ticket to ride on the world’s most famous ferry. Packed with rare photographs, there’s also a cargo of interviews providing a unique collection of magic maritime memories.

New Brighton – Our Days Out Remembered
A rollercoaster ride back in time to the much-loved seaside resort – a golden era of sun-drenched beaches, donkey rides and fish and chips on the prom.

Red Rum
The full dramatic story of Red Rum’s Grand National wins and how he captured the hearts of the nation.

River Mersey – Gateway to the World
Written by maritime journalist Peter Elson, this is the landing stage story, featuring the famous liners and passengers in Liverpool’s history.

Scottie Road
It was a city within a city, the heartbeat of Liverpool. The bricks and mortar may be a memory but the spirit of Scottie Road lives on.

The Way We Lived
From the pre-fab houses and tenement blocks to the sprawling estates and streets in the skies, this is the story of the beloved homes and loving communities of Merseyside.

The Way We Worked
Unilever, Vernons, Littlewoods, Crawford's, Tate & Lyle, Woolies – relive the memories of our former jobs in the first magazine of this series

The Way We Worked 2
Clock on for a journey down Memory Lane as we relive the jobs of yesteryear in part two of this popular magazine series.