Visit other pages of our website for details of the ' Garden Suburb ' tea towel and the book ' Discovering Historic Wavertree '. Reproduced on the right are the Wavertree Society's ' Village' and ' Pubs' tea towels (size 78cm x 46cm approx). In a varied career spanning over fifty years Ken has experience in each professional sector. The definitive guide to the Village and the Garden Suburb. Ken Pye Born and bred in Liverpool, Ken Pye retired as Managing Director of his own leadership development organisation, ‘The Knowledge Group’. Specially produced for the Centenary.ĭISCOVERING HISTORIC WAVERTREE £4.95. The original, featuring the main landmarks. Please contact our Sales Officer, Sheilagh Birch, for further information. The price of the calendar will once again be £2.50 (or 10 for £20) and we are hoping to have copies for sale on Heritage Open Day and at Ken Pye's talk. Measuring 42cm x 15cm, spiral-bound and ready to hang, the calendar also includes a colour picture (reproduced from an Edwardian postcard) of the 'Smallest House in England', 95 High Street, sandwiched between the Cock & Bottle pub and Mrs Fanny Parr's tobacconists shop. Most of the businesses featured were in the High Street, but Picton Road, Wellington Road, Lawrence Road and Smithdown Road addresses are also included.

Our new calendar features BYGONE BUSINESSES OF WAVERTREE: a selection of black-and-white photographs of shops dating from the period 1900-1920, together with advertisements for local traders reproduced from the 'Olde Wartre Grand Bazaar' programme of November 1910. NEWS FROM THE WAVERTREE SOCIETY (Sep.2010): Items for Sale from the Wavertree Society, Liverpool, September 2010

Liverpool Pubs by Ken Pye