Following on from Tales of the Undercroft and my previous tunnel visit here in Manchester, I also have tales to tell of underground adventures further afield.
Under the Edge Hill area of Liverpool runs a labyrinth of tunnels constructed during the early 19th century under the direction of Joseph Williamson. Dubbed the Williamson Tunnels, a small section is accessible at the Williamson Tunnel Heritage Centre with tours taking place every 20 minutes durning opening hours.
It's a fascinating place to visit, with mystery still surrounding the reason for the tunnels construction and the extent to which they run under the city. Their clearance is an ongoing project and a selection of discoveries can be seen at the end of the tour.
You can find more information on the tunnels at the Williamson Tunnel Heritage Centre and Friends of Williamson Tunnels websites.
Under the Edge Hill area of Liverpool runs a labyrinth of tunnels constructed during the early 19th century under the direction of Joseph Williamson. Dubbed the Williamson Tunnels, a small section is accessible at the Williamson Tunnel Heritage Centre with tours taking place every 20 minutes durning opening hours.
It's a fascinating place to visit, with mystery still surrounding the reason for the tunnels construction and the extent to which they run under the city. Their clearance is an ongoing project and a selection of discoveries can be seen at the end of the tour.
You can find more information on the tunnels at the Williamson Tunnel Heritage Centre and Friends of Williamson Tunnels websites.
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