- 4 Are Williamson Tunnels open to public? 5 How many people died building the Mersey tunnel? 6 Who owns the Mersey Tunnels? 7 Why did Vietnam have so...
- Cat Links Underground, Williamsons tunnels. Williamsons tunnel III (Group visit). Posted on 1st October 20161st November 2018 the elusive.
- There’s no map and no one yet knows how far the tunnels stretch, but, for decades, the Friends of Williamson’s Tunnels have been clearing rubble.
- Williamson had bought land on Mason Street on which to build houses. He employed a number of men to dig tunnels...
- Managed by a board of trustees, the Friends of Williamson's Tunnels (FoWT) is dedicated to exploring, excavating, and preserving the tunnels.
- One of the most popular theories of the Tunnels’ construction is that Williamson was a philanthropist and wanted to employ a lot of people.
- Were the Williamson Tunnels a reflection of Williamson’s obsessive-compulsive personality?
- As we were in Liverpool last Thursday, we took the opportunity to visit Williamson's Tunnels. Only a fairly small, but representative, section has been opened...
- After Joseph Williamson's death, that took place long before 1904, the tunnels were shut down and all the work was stopped.
- Each volunteer playing their own vital part in the running of the charity, to the essential research of Joseph Williamson and his tunnels.