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Liver Building - Liverpool

Albert Dock – Liverpool – Photo Gallery

With the return of the cold, wet weather I have been assisting Dad in sorting out his photograph collection.

A recent trip to Liverpool, and the area around the Albert Dock features in this collection of his images.

It is hard to believe that the complex celebrated it’s silver anniversary in 2013 after a major scheme of restoration.

As part of the collection are images from the nearby Maritime Museum and some sculptures by Mark DeGraffenried and Tom Murphy.

Liverpool – Albert Dock area – Gallery

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Legacy sculpture, by Mark DeGraffenried
Legacy sculpture at the Albert Dock. This statue of a young family commemorates migration from Liverpool to the new world. The sculpture by Mark DeGraffenried is cast in bronze.
Albert Dock - Liverpool
Albert Dock – Liverpool
Raleigh’ is made from six separate elements. Scuplture Tony Cragg
Raleigh’ is made from six separate elements. Scuplture Tony Cragg
Liver Building - Liverpool
Liver Building – Liverpool
High tide at Albert Dock, Liverpool
High tide at Albert Dock, Liverpool
Billy Fury sculpture at the Albert Dock, Liverpool
This statue, made by Liverpool sculptor Tom Murphy in 2003, was commissioned by ‘The Sound of Fury’ fan club. It was originally displayed in the courtyard of the former Museum of Liverpool Life, before moving to its current location in March 2007.
RFA Fort Victoria (A387) is a Fort Class combined fleet stores ship and tanker of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary
RFA Fort Victoria (A387) is a Fort Class combined fleet stores ship and tanker of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary

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February 3, 2014

Categories: Featured, Photo galleriesTags: Albert Dock, Dad, Draft, gallery, Liver building, liverpool, Maritime Museum, Mark DeGraffenried, Photo, Photograph, Sculpture, Tom Murphy, weather

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