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The
streets of Liverpool are fascinating, starting with the very early
ones in the centre of the city - or borough as we should call it,
because Liverpool wasn’t a city until the 1880s. Prior to that it
was a town and a borough, the medieval borough was of course founded
by King John in 1207, and the king’s representative, a bailiff or
someone similar, laid out the first original streets of Liverpool
- and those are still important thoroughfares..
…..Chapel
Street, Bank Street (now Water Street), Castle Street, Dale Street,
Tithebarn Street (formerly Moore street) and Juggler Street (High
Street).
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