Slater's Directory Of Cheshire & Liverpool 1883

Slater's Royal National Commercial Directory of Cheshire & Liverpool 1883 A Timeless Key to Your Ancestral Past

Step back in time to the heart of the Victorian era with this definitive facsimile reprint of Slater's Directory for Cheshire and Liverpool from 1883. More than just a list of names, this extraordinary volume is a captivating snapshot of life at the height of Britain's industrial power. Whether you are tracing your family tree, researching local history, or simply fascinated by the past, this directory is an indispensable resource.

In 1883, Liverpool was one of the world's great ports, a bustling hub of commerce, migration, and innovation. The surrounding county of Cheshire offered a contrasting landscape of market towns, picturesque villages, and wealthy estates. This directory captures both worlds in stunning detail, putting the people and places of the late 19th century directly at your fingertips.

Inside, you will discover:

Comprehensive Court & Commercial Directories: Find the landed gentry, clergy, professionals, and prominent merchants who shaped the region.
Street-by-Street Listings for Liverpool: Pinpoint your ancestors' homes and businesses with detailed street directories for the city of Liverpool.
Classified Trades Directory: Explore the commercial landscape. Discover who was the local blacksmith, grocer, innkeeper, or dressmaker in towns and villages across Cheshire.
Crucial Local Information: Uncover details on post offices, carrier services, railways, and local officials, painting a vivid picture of daily life and communication.
Full Coverage of Cheshire: From the great industrial centres of Chester and Crewe to the rural charm of Nantwich, Knutsford, and hundreds of smaller hamlets.
Who is this for?

The Genealogist: Break down brick walls in your family research by locating ancestors, confirming their addresses, and discovering their occupations.
The Local Historian: Reconstruct the social and economic fabric of your town or village, understanding its businesses, key figures, and infrastructure.
The Social Historian: Gain invaluable insight into class structure, trade networks, and urban-rural relationships in late Victorian England.
Anyone with Cheshire or Liverpool Roots: Connect with your heritage in a tangible and meaningful way