Everything about Poulton Merseyside totally explained
Poulton is an area of the town of
Wallasey, on the
Wirral Peninsula,
Merseyside,
England. It is bordered by
Liscard to the north,
Seacombe and
Egremont to the east and the
Wallasey Pool - which gave the area its name - to the south.
Poulton Road is the main street that runs through this area, with Rostherne Avenue, Mill Lane and Gorsey Lane amongst others connecting to it.
Originally a small fishing and farming
hamlet, Poulton developed in the 19th century through the expansion of the docks and associated industries.
The area was served by
Liscard and Poulton railway station on the Seacombe branch of the
Wirral Railway. Passenger services ended on
4 January 1960 and all services on the line terminated on
16 June 1963. Much of the line was used as the approach road to the
Kingsway (Wallasey) Tunnel.
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