The response as followed:
Thank you for your enquiry. It is difficult to recommend maps on the development of
There are some books which may be of use to you, such as Merseyside Archaeological Society’s “The changing face of
Many of the later plans for the post war redevelopment of
and here: http://archive.liverpool.gov.uk/dserve.exe?dsqApp=Archive&dsqDb=Catalog&dsqCmd=Search.tcl
To be able to see if any other development plans would be of assistance we would need to understand what you required. Please be aware that we are also operating temporary services with limited resources and space.
I regret that we do not have maps of the subterranean levels beneath the city. There is a book on the construction of the Mersey Railway, which includes a section drawing of the tunnels and James Street Station. The lines of main tunnels are often drawn on OS maps.
There are some Geological maps including maps of (Corporation) wells, and some maps of gas and electric mains.
I regret that the few maps of sewers are currently unavailable due to the redevelopment of Central Library and Archives. There are some LCWW maps which may be of assistance, depending on what you are trying to achieve or research.
I know I wasn't clear when I was e-mailing them, I just had no idea where to look or the scale of their archives. This has helped a lot and I understand the library won't be open again to next year, until then I may have to make requests for certain books, this is all about knowing what to ask for, a bit more looking into things now and I'll be able to narrow it down.
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