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Ainsdale, Station Road c.1965

Photo of Ainsdale, Station Road c.1965
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Ainsdale was a failed attempt by Charles Webb to create an up-market residential area close to Birkdale. Though an independent township, Ainsdale was absorbed by Birkdale in 1903; Birkdale itself was absorbed by Southport in 1912.

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