Liverpool: the gateway to America

by Kerrigan, John Patrick.

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BookPublisher: AJH Publishing 2007ISBN: 9780955485435; SE00026290; 0955485436.Classification number: 942.72 KER; C942.72 LIVSummary: The book discovers many lost connections between Liverpool and America with a particular section of interest to Sefton history on page 76-77, which shows unique photographs of the African American troops based at Deyes Lane Maghull during World War Two.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Barcode
Book Reference - Adult	Crosby Library		C942.72 LIV/Ker (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan	002557556X
Reference Closed Access	Crosby Library	Local history stock	C942.72 LIV/Ker (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not For Loan	002557551X
Book Reference - Adult	Formby Library	Reference	C942.72 LIV (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not For Loan	002557552X

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The book discovers many lost connections between Liverpool and America with a particular section of interest to Sefton history on page 76-77, which shows unique photographs of the African American troops based at Deyes Lane Maghull during World War Two.

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