Titanic Building.

#18, Well Mr Gill the aforementioned ceilings are in the photograph that was provided in #1, Perhaps time for an eye test me thinks

As to my knowledge on such "establishments" all gleaned on here in various posts, do keep up. Regarding "your men in tights" remark that was a mirthful google trip wouldn't recommend for those of a prudish disposition.

#19, Re weddings. Wonder if the burghers of Liverpool will embrace the Magaluf clientele that's sure to follow

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Originally Posted by gray_marian

#9, "For some unknown reason the bed sheets had been starched,"

Perhaps they were Linen sheets John,:) Any self respecting laundress will always starch Linen

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Marian, in those days self respecting females of any identity were in short supply.

Once again for those that enjoyed the old black and white pics of Liverpool here are some more to look at.I don't think much of the new Titanic Hotel (not tobe confused with James Street) this is in the tobacco warehouse where they are trying to keep the original features, to me it would be like staying in an old barn.
Regards.
Jim.B.
The Evening Read: Stanley Dock in Liverpool facing an exciting future - Liverpool Echo

#23. Good pics Jim, not seen any of them before.(well before my time).
Gilly

My Brother Luke worked in that place for years, Many years ago. Thanks for pics Jim.