The Beatles Guide to Liverpool - The Beatles Story
The Beatles Guide to Liverpool - The Beatles Story
The Beatles Guide to Liverpool - The Beatles Story
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Childhood homes<br />
Travel back <strong>to</strong> a time when John and Paul were young<br />
and visit their childhood homes. <strong>The</strong> unassuming houses<br />
– John’s home, Mendips, on Menlove Avenue and Paul’s<br />
terraced house at 20 Forthlin Road – are both owned by<br />
the National Trust and open <strong>to</strong> the public between March<br />
and Oc<strong>to</strong>ber.<br />
You can also go <strong>to</strong> George’s and Ringo’s childhood homes<br />
at Arnold Grove and Admiral Grove, but as these are<br />
private houses you can’t <strong>to</strong>ur the inside. Instead, you’ll<br />
just have <strong>to</strong> imagine what Ringo’s 21st birthday party at<br />
Admiral Grove was like – apparently a star-studded guest<br />
list, including Cilla Black and Gerry and the Pacemakers –<br />
turned up <strong>to</strong> celebrate at the small terraced house.<br />
John Lennon: Mendips, 251 Menlove Avenue,<br />
<strong>Liverpool</strong>, L25 7SA<br />
Sir Paul McCartney: 20 Forthlin Road, Aller<strong>to</strong>n,<br />
<strong>Liverpool</strong>, L24 1YP<br />
Ringo Starr: 10 Admiral Grove, <strong>Liverpool</strong>, L8 8HH<br />
George Harrison: 12 Arnold Grove, Wavertree,<br />
<strong>Liverpool</strong>, L15 8HP<br />
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