Liverpool from the early 1890's. (130 Years ago) * Passengers board the paddle steamer in front of the Liver Building in 1912. * A worker surveys the scene around Liverpool Dock in around 1890. *Victorians head for the High Level Central Station in 1895. (The station was destroyed in the Blitz). * A quiet day in front of the William Brown Library and Museum in 1895. * Children playing in the Steble Fountain at the top of George Brown Street in 1921. *Barnham & Bailey's circus procession down Oxf

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Known in Jewish folklore as a village of fools (though the residents are sometimes facetiously called “clever” or “wise” or even “heroes”) nothing is ever quite what it seems on the surface in the mythical, mystical town of Chelm. Rachel recommends a few stories that will introduce kids to the folk stories set in Chelm. | PJ Library

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