A Walk Down THIS Liverpool Dirt Track Takes You To An 1800s Hidden & Private Road - Frozen In Time -

Much of this area was farmland in the early 19th century. Built in the 1860s, the unique street's layout stands out among the Victorian terraces when viewed from above on Google Maps. It's one of Liverpool's 36 conservation areas, which cover roughly 9% of the city and protect around 19,000 properties.

Unadopted, and therefore not maintained at public expense by Liverpool Council, the street is one of 23 historically significant sites in Liverpool included in Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register 2022. The list includes important places at risk of loss due to neglect, decay or surrounding development.

Only a couple of the houses are still sole residences. Most are now split into flats, including Michael's, which sits atop a community house run by Youth With a Mission, a Christian group training mostly young people to be missionaries around the world.

It offers affordable accommodation to Christian workers arriving in Liverpool, to people needing a weekend escape or a temporary home in summers between university, and to missionary groups visiting from out of town. Its hospitality room overlooks the central grass, where kids pick bluebells in Spring, and anti-aircraft guns were stationed during World War II.

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