Peter Eric Lang

I have a number of favourite facts: We have the oldest operating deep-level train system in the world — simply hop on the train at James Street Station in the City Centre and head one stop to Hamilton Square. Within a couple of minutes you will have arrived in The Hamilton Quarter and been transported through world-class infrastructure. Since you're now in Hamilton Square, you should absolutely have a look around, this spot has the most Grade I Listed Buildings in a square outside of London, so it's Trafalgar Square and then Hamilton Square! I find it fascinating that the River Mersey used to be considerably wider back when the Monks were crossing back and forth. As the Port of Liverpool's docklands expanded, absorbing nearby docks such as Birkenhead, and building new docks across the likes of Dingle, Bootle and Seaforth, many of the docks were built out into the river, reclaiming the land. ​ P.S. Trying to narrow it down to 3 amazing facts was ridiculously difficult!

I studied Media Production at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU). I focused on producing historical-focused projects. I developed my abilities in storytelling through the use of multimedia — high-quality audio, video and photography — all of which is essential for making history engaging and accessible.

One of my favourite quotes is that Liverpool was considered “The New York of Europe”, particularly in the 19th Century. Its port was so globally influential that ships from all over the world passed through, and it even had more American consulates than any other city outside the USA at one point. Today, Liverpool often acts as a film double for countless other major cities such as New York, having developed a thriving film industry.

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