An online talk Dr Liz Stewart, Museum of Liverpool
Galkoff`s in Liverpool was built around 1820, originally as a dwelling house then later as a hardware shop. It was then a furniture shop before becoming a kosher butcher’s in 1907.
It was once the heart of the Jewish community in Liverpool in an area that was often referred to as ‘Little Hell’ by the local papers.
The frontage of Galkoff’s was saved by Liverpool Museum and is now on public display. In this talk Liz will be looking at the story of Galkoff’s and some of the fascinating stories of Pembroke Place, Liverpool.
Zoom
These online talks are free, however booking is required before 11am on the morning of the talk. The talks will be presented using Zoom. You will receive an email invitation to join a Zoom meeting just after 11am on the morning of the talk.
Donations
Donations to The Atkinson Development Trust are welcomed and can be made when you book your ticket.
Recording
A recording of the talk will be available to watch online one week after the first presentation.
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- Map of Pembroke Place 1843
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- Pembroke Place Headlines
Zoom
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You will receive an email invitation to join a Zoom meeting. Open your email invitation and click the ‘join Zoom meeting’ link. You will then be prompted to either ‘download & run Zoom’ or ‘launch from your browser’. If the host has not yet started the meeting, a message will appear and you will be ‘let in’ when the host starts the meeting. If the host has already started the meeting you will automatically join the group. You are not required to have/turn on your own video and audio, unless you wish to do so. The Atkinson is unable to offer technical support to participants.
