Garden Festival Art by John-Martin Jackson

http://byjmj.webs.com/ Please do not copy without permission. Dedicated to the Garden - 1 metre square imagineering of how oriental lake and the gardens might have looked. Festival Garden - Four separate canvasses depict the four main elements of the Chinese garden. The Cascade, the pagoda, the moonwall/gate (white in reality) and the long pavilion. Lee Park Avenue Obelisk - On the corner of Bellevale Road (the B5171) and Lee Park Avenue, across the road from Belle Vale Park. With inset of actual 'obelisk'. [imagetab width="500" …

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1984 Photos 6

Copyright Ron Smith …

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1984 Uniforms

Copyright Reg Cox

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1984 Photos 5

Copyright Lindylou from YoLiverpool

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1984 Photos 4

A sculpture by Alain Ayers originally displayed at the Garden Festival in 1984. Now located in Lime Street. Photos thanks to Liverpool Monuments

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1984 Photos 3

Photos Copyright of Cornick Family. Thanks to johnmed on YoLiverpool [imagetab width="500" …

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1984 Photos 2

The Cheshire Cat and others photographed by Roger Darlington.

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Beatles Maze

Copyright Adrian Fisher. The Beatles' Maze (Fisher/Coate/Burgess). The website of Adrian Fisher's current maze design company incorporates a portfolio of past projects, including photographs and descriptions of mazes

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Palanzana Photos

A sculpture by Stephen Cox originally displayed at the Garden Festival in 1984. Now located in Byrom Street. Photos thanks to Liverpool Monuments

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Photos from Festival Site

Some progress photos from buggedboy on skyscrapercity.com

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Festival Park on Course

"Festival Park on Course" says ITV's Granada Reports. See their video here.

Developers behind one of the north west's newest parks say they're on course for it to be open to the public by this spring. The waterfront site of Liverpool's Garden Festival had lain derelict for more than 25 years but is now being back to life. Older visitors will even get to see some familiar sights, including a view of the Mersey that had previously been hidden.

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“Groundwork Merseyside” to Manage Park

The Land Trust has appointed environmental charity Groundwork Merseyside as its managing agent for the garden festival site in Liverpool following a competitive tender. according to Place Northwest. Full article here

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