Lancashire Postcard: Liverpool 62 Rodney Street Gladstone Birthplace RPPC XT3505

This historic view captures the exterior of 62 Rodney Street in Liverpool, renowned as the birthplace of the long-serving Victorian Prime Minister William Ewart Gladstone. The Georgian terraced building features ivy climbing around the ground-floor windows, which display signs for A. E. Tomkinson, a local cabinet maker and upholsterer who later occupied the premises.

This is an original real photo postcard published by The Vandyke Studio. The postcard was made in England.

This postcard has a curved crease to the bottom left hand corner area. Also slight edge wear.



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