Flood Height 21st June 1933
The Bootle & Litherland border at Akenside Street
and Violet Road
A workman employed in the
clean-up operations points to the height the flood waters
reached. The railway sleepers to the right is the Litherland
side of the border and the start of the 'Cinder Path' leading
to Garrick, Irving, Phelps & Siddon Streets and the aptly
named 'Wellington Road'.
Same Location September 2004
Flood Height Levels
The 1933 highest level was estimated at 12'
at the lowest part of the road.
The brick buttress to the right is the Litherland side of the border and the
start of the old 'Cinder Path' leading to Bridge Road and Seaforth Station via
the aptly named 'Wellington Road'.