Category:Mather Avenue
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Mather Avenue was constructed in the 1920s and runs from Rose Lane south to Liverpool South Parkway station. It was one of John Brodie's wide avenues with a central reservation along which trams ran.
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This category has the following 8 subcategories, out of 8 total.
Media in category "Mather Avenue"
The following 14 files are in this category, out of 14 total.
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Allerton fire station 2016.jpg 4,744 × 3,320; 7.05 MB
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Allerton police station 2.jpg 4,736 × 3,256; 7.93 MB
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Allerton sign, Mather Avenue near Rose Lane.jpg 4,448 × 3,164; 7.96 MB
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Benchmark at 224 Mather Avenue.jpg 4,440 × 2,840; 9.9 MB
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Benchmark at 267 Mather Avenue.jpg 4,579 × 3,151; 7.71 MB
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Benchmark at 80 Mather Avenue.jpg 4,256 × 3,068; 10.04 MB
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Post box at Moorcroft Road.jpg 5,152 × 3,864; 7.37 MB
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Post box at Ballantrae Road.jpg 3,992 × 3,304; 5.59 MB
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Post box at Springwood Avenue - Mather Avenue.jpg 3,032 × 3,726; 6.4 MB
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Martins Bank, Mather Avenue.jpg 4,076 × 3,599; 8.76 MB
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Mather Avenue at Danefield Road. - geograph.org.uk - 1722511.jpg 640 × 480; 66 KB
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Mather Avenue north of Springwood Avenue.jpg 5,104 × 3,316; 23.68 MB
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Midland Bank, 30 Mather Avenue.jpg 4,714 × 3,621; 7.32 MB
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