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PLACENAME: Liderlant (first mentioned 1086 in the Domesday Book). Village which stands at the foot of a small hill. From Old Norse Hinoarland, the same name is found in Norway. Lytherlond 1332; Dounelithirlond 1392.
Tannery (18th century) adjacent to the Leeds-Liverpool canal (listed Grade II).
Drawing produced by Sefton Borough Council during the restoration of a house in Field Lane in 1983. Pinfold Lane marks the site of a named animal enclosure or 'pinfold'. |