Ellesmere Port Old & New Quiz Of The Week

The correct answer is Portmeirion. Portmeirion is the location where the pillars salvaged from Hooton Hall can be found.

In the 1950s/60s, the Ellesmere Port Council had plans to build two multi-storey car parks.

Whitby Road was once called Marsh Lane.

The flour mills burned down in 1970.

The Sportsmans pub was originally called Dog and Partridge.

In this question, the correct answer is 1934. This means that Rivacre baths opened in the year 1934.

The correct answer is Edie Shones. This suggests that the sweet shop at the corner of Enfield Road and Oldfield Road was named Edie Shones.

The correct answer is 1927. This means that the construction of Bowaters began in the year 1927.

The reason why one Mayor's photo wasn't taken is because he wore an earring. It is likely that there was a requirement or tradition for the Mayors to not wear any jewelry or accessories, and this particular Mayor violated that rule by wearing an earring. As a result, his photo was not taken and displayed inside the Civic Hall like the other Mayors.

The Wirral Harriers were a hunting group. Hunting groups, like the Wirral Harriers, typically consist of individuals who engage in the activity of hunting animals, usually with the assistance of trained hunting dogs. These groups often follow a set of rules and regulations to ensure ethical and responsible hunting practices.

The first bus service between Ellesmere Port and Chester started in 1919.

On 5th September 1940, the Luftwaffe dropped bombs on the William Stockton School. This date is significant because it marks the day when the school was targeted and attacked during World War II.