Library
The Society’s reference library is housed at the Liverpool Record Office, and is available for consultation by members of the Society and the public.
Within the library there is a wide range of books and journals, built up over many years. There is a complete set of Transactions of the Society. There are also transactions of other historical societies – local, national and worldwide. Suggestions by members for additions to stock are welcome.
The contents of the library have been added to the Record Office catalogue A Liverpool Library card is required for access to the contents of the library. Back copies of transactions of non-local societies are in closed access storage areas and advance notice of visits is required.
Liverpool Central Library
3rd Floor, William Brown Street
Liverpool L3 8EW
Telephone: 44 (0)151 233 3069
http://liverpool.gov.uk/libraries/archives-family-history/
- Cottages at Port Sunlight designed by C H Reilly, 1905The garden village of Port Sunlight was built as a home for workers at the nearby Sunlight Soap factory owned by Lord Leverhulme.