Explore Merseyside’s Sporting Past with Charlie Lambert at Crosby Library

Sports enthusiasts, history buffs, and curious minds are invited to step back in time as Crosby Library hosts a captivating talk titled “Merseyside’s Lost World of Sport” on Wednesday, June 11th.

Led by Charlie Lambert, former BBC and Liverpool Echo sports correspondent, this free event promises to be a fascinating journey through the region’s forgotten sporting landmarks. From old football pitches to vanished stadiums, Charlie will bring these once-vibrant sporting hubs back to life through stories, photographs, and a deep understanding of Merseyside’s rich athletic heritage.

📷 The image for the event, depicting Maghull Football Club in 1912, offers a glimpse of the tales to be told — of cheering crowds, local legends, and the evolution of communities around beloved sports grounds.

This is a must-attend for anyone passionate about local history, sport, or storytelling.

🗓 Date: Wednesday, 11th June 2025
📍 Location: Crosby Library
🎟 Cost: Free
📞 To register: Visit the library’s events page or call 0151 257 6401

Don’t miss this unique chance to rediscover Merseyside through the lens of its sporting past.

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