The childhood home of Sir Paul McCartney which is open to the public thanks to the National Trust.
The McCartneys moved to this ex-council property
in 1955, from their previous address in Ardwick Road, Speke. This was the
McCartney's 7th home and the last Liverpool home of Paul. He lived here until
1963.
Paul's bedroom was above the front door and was the smallest bedroom of the three. 30 years after the McCartneys had left, a book was discovered in the attic by the then owner of the house. The inscription in the front of the Rupert Bear Annual read; "This book belongs to Paul and Michael McCartney, 12, Ardwick Road, Speke.
" The house is now owned by the National Trust who have restored it to its original 1950s appearance.
The front of the house.
The restored kitchen at Forthlin.
The living room.
Me outside 20 Forthlin Road. Thanks to John for the amazing tour!!!
This is the mini-bus that takes you to the childhood homes of John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Infact it does exactly what it says on the tin!!!!!!!!!!!
Paul's bedroom was above the front door and was the smallest bedroom of the three. 30 years after the McCartneys had left, a book was discovered in the attic by the then owner of the house. The inscription in the front of the Rupert Bear Annual read; "This book belongs to Paul and Michael McCartney, 12, Ardwick Road, Speke.
" The house is now owned by the National Trust who have restored it to its original 1950s appearance.
The front of the house.
The restored kitchen at Forthlin.
The living room.
Me outside 20 Forthlin Road. Thanks to John for the amazing tour!!!
This is the mini-bus that takes you to the childhood homes of John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Infact it does exactly what it says on the tin!!!!!!!!!!!
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