Life in 1960's Liverpool

Ted Baker lives in South Liverpool, and is a past president of the South Liverpool Photographic Society. He has been a member for almost 50 years, and has seen the club grow into the digital age. He has recorded the changing face of Merseyside over the past 5 decades, and amongst his body of work is a collection of black and white photographs of the great and the good of the jazz world.

The collection of images below documents the changing face of Liverpool during the 1960's.

	Playtime in Upper Parliament Street 1960		Going home with the bread Stanhope Street 1960		A good gossip Lodge Lane l960
	Don’t drop the firewood! Corner of Eccleston St. l960		The "non runners" - bottom on Stanhope Street, l960		"Shilling a pound, ripe tomatoes" off Lodge Lane,l960
	Car repairs Stanhope St. area l961		"No fare" Stanhope Street l961		Perfect Strangers Princess Boulevard l961
	Swingtime off Mill St. l961		Looking for Work - Dock Road, l961		Rags and Bones - Dock Road l961
	Knocking off time - South End docks, l961		Keeping Ahead of the news Mill St. l961		On the beat at the Mersey Beat Pub Mill Street l963
	The tin chapel Herculaneum Dock area l963		Flower Power off Park Road l963		High Art off Princes Road, l963