Category:Vale House, New Brighton

Object location	53° 26′ 00.24″ N, 3° 02′ 09.6″ W	View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap	53.433400; -3.036000

Vale Park was originally common land and by 1831 had become two estates, Liscard Vale and The Woodlands. Vale House was originally the residence associated with the Liscard Vale estate. A former MP for Liverpool, Samuel Smith, lived there in the 1860s. Both estates were bought by Wallasey Urban District Council in 1898 for £7,750. Vale House is now a cafe and community centre run by a local charity.

Media in category "Vale House, New Brighton"

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