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St Judes Church now the site of the Royal Liverpool Hospital

St. Judes in the 1960s, prior to demolition

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FoWT is a registered charity dedicated to the preservation and understanding of the Williamson Tunnels in Liverpool, UK. You can join us, make a donation or just come and visit. Thank you for your interest.

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Jane Quick
Jane Quick
22. June, 2022.
Knowledgeable friendly volunteers thanks Eric and Lynn for the tour and looking after us
Zach Eaton-Rosen
Zach Eaton-Rosen
21. June, 2022.
This place is great! A real hidden gem — I'd recommend it to just about anybody.
Matt Savinien-Juden
Matt Savinien-Juden
19. June, 2022.
Absolutely fantastic. Mike was great.
Sarah G
Sarah G
6. June, 2022.
Really interesting tour of these mysterious tunnels. Well worth visiting.
Zena Mayes
Zena Mayes
2. June, 2022.
Five of us went for the tour. Lynn was our guide and her knowledge was amazing. We all enjoyed her knowledge about the tunnels. Such amazing work these volunteers do. We all joined the Friends of Williamson's Tunnels and will return again. Thank you for a wonderful couple of hours.
Mark Downing
Mark Downing
18. May, 2022.
Well worth doing! Toms knowledge of the tunnels, the welcoming attitude and the exhibits make this one of the best things in Liverpool.
Andy Lahan
Andy Lahan
15. May, 2022.
Really interesting and Colin was a great guide
Sarah Crawford
Sarah Crawford
11. May, 2022.
Lovely little find. All the volunteers were really pleasant and had a great sense of humour. Our guide Mike was really interesting and informative and was fantastic with our young children. The tour itself was unbelievable and it was great to learn about the good work the charity does and make a donation to the cause!! We'll definitely be recommending and visiting again.
Barry Fidler
Barry Fidler
9. May, 2022.
Not been in but my wife and son loves it there
Google rating score: 4.9 of 5, based on 51 reviews

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