Ellesmere Port Memories: Changing face of the Port
The Pioneer has once again been trawling through its archives of old photographs of Ellesmere Port.
A photograph taken on dockers in Ellesmere Port dockers apparently taken in the late 40s, early 50s.
You may recognise some of these vintage images of yesteryear as The Port changed throughout the decades from the toiling dockers of the town's industrial past to the shopping precinct and the rise of the town as a retail attraction.
If you recognise anyone on our Nostalgia pictures, or have a picture you would like to see on our Nostalgia page e-mail or post them to Chronicle House, Commonhall Street, Chester CH1 2AA.
The beer festival at Ellesmere Port Civic Hall in 1977 with Mayor Cllr Billy Williams and the town band.
Original Panto Company at Miss Ellesmere Port competition finals taken in the late 1970s.
Shopping precinct in Mercer Walk, Ellesmere Port.
Members of Ellesmere Port Boys' Club off on a training course in 1966.
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