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Cast Iron Shore

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42: 244: 285: 55: 189: 314: 215: 278: 147: 304: 271: 41: 150:, opened in 1815, was known as the Cast Iron Church because of the extensive use of cast iron in its construction. 133: 309: 243: 128:
The "Cazzy" got its name from the rust residue left after ships were scrapped on the foreshore at
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Riverbank
Cast Iron Shore
53°22′27″N 02°57′46″W / 53.37417°N 2.96278°W / 53.37417; -2.96278
Mersey
Liverpool
foundry
the Beatles
Glass Onion
Dingle
South Docks
Herculaneum Dock
ferric oxide
St Michael's Church
"Glass Onion"
"South Liverpool: Toxteth, Wavertree, Aigburth and Garston"
the original
"St Michael's Church"
the original
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Merseyside
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History of Liverpool
River Mersey
Merseyside geography stubs

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