Their ground is at Prenton Park, a suburb of Birkenhead located on the Wirral. Probably the most famous group that hailed from the city is The Beatles, one of the most commercially successful and critically acclaimed band in pop music. Liverpool is twinned with a number of cities around the world including Birmingham, Alabama in the US and also has friendship links with Memphis, Tennessee and New Orleans, Louisiana.
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Liverpool was a major slaving port and its ships and merchants dominated the transatlantic slave trade in the second half of the 18th century.
In the first ever commercial wet dock was completed in Liverpool on the River Mersey. At just years young, The Dock was given its Royal status in recognition of its role in the city. Over the years Liverpool became wealthy and a number of major buildings were constructed to reflect this. Another notable building worth mentioning is 30 James Street. Constructed in the late 19th Century and alongside being formerly known as Albion House, it is also known as being the previous home of the cruise line headquarters, The White Star Line, the registered port of the ill-fated RMS Titanic.
Many Liverpudlians worked on these ships and their visits to countries all over the world brought many cultural influences to the city especially from places such as the USA and Jamaica.
In the late s many Chinese migrants first arrived in Liverpool as a result of employment of Chinese seamen by the Blue Funnel Shipping Line, creating strong links between the cities, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Liverpool, mainly importing silk, cotton and tea.
In , Liverpool suffered during WWII as a result of the Blitz, with 80 air raids devastating homes and killing over 2, Liverpudlians.
The church was gutted but reminded standing strong and is a stark reminder of what the city endured during this time.
The Church is now home to a wide collection of local events featuring everything from theatre performances to gigs, markets and pop up restaurants. After the war, Liverpool struggled due to a decline in manufacturing at the Docks. During those times, music became an escape for the people of Liverpool. Liverpool was awarded European Capital of Culture in and, spearheaded by the Paradise Project, has incurred incredible and unprecedented growth.
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