Flash Back: Tales From the Past: The Great Liverpool Earthquake
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AT 1.25 am on June 7, 1931, windows of houses in Anfield were shattered by a tremendous force. At that same moment a car being driven along Brook Street in Chester was swung around and crashed into a lamp-post.
Meanwhile, at Fairfield Crescent, Newsham, houses were rocked and people thrown out of their beds. Seconds after that nocturnal surprise, Dr William Cookson, of Great George's Road, Waterloo, was, in his own words: "Tossed high into the air from my bed like a pancake from a frying pan."See the full content of this document
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Flash Back: Tales From the Past: The Great Liverpool Earthquake
In Lawrence Road, Wavertree, a man living in a house which had a reputation for being haunted got the shock of his life when he awoke to find...
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