Mathew Street, Liverpool

Mathew Street map

The following street map is showing the positional relationship of each media under Mathew Street, Liverpool.

Victoria Street		Eleanor Rigby statue				Whitechapel
	Stanley Street
		Reiss / Piano bench	⇓ ⇓	Kansas Bldg.: Café / Youth Hostel
				Rainford Gardens		Button Street
	McCooley's (bar) (former Smokie Mo's)	The 1st Beatles statue (1984), on the roof of ↓ The Beatles Shop / Elle / Cafe 31.		Baker House (former Probe Records) Glass Onion (pub) and, Hardy's (pub) White Star (pub) (The Beatles plaque)
	Temple Court			Rainford Square		Harrington Street
		Remeniss 90's Bar (pub)	⇓ ⇓	Flanagan's Apple (pub),  (former Cavern Mecca) Carl Jung bust
	Fruit Exchange	The Grapes (pub)
				former Manweb substation, refurbished as a public art in 1998 (north-edge of original Cavern Club)
		en:Liverpool Beatles Museum (former Lennon's Bar / Fab 4 Pizza)	⇓	Christopher James Jewellers, Kids Cavern	Cavern Walks Shopping Centre (floor plan)
		Kaiserkeller (beer bar) / Rubber Soul (Beatles bar)	⇑	Cavern Walks entrance
		Eric's Live Four Lads Who Shook the World with Beatle Street plaque		Cavern Club original entrance with Cilla Black statue
				Cricket Clothing
				Vivienne Westwood store
		Liverpool Wall of Fame / Festival Food & Drink / TurtleBay	⇑	Cavern Club / Flares (pub)
		Cavern Pub Cavern Wall of Fame John Lennon statue	⇑ Mathew Street	SGT Peppers (live music bar)
				Hard Days Night Hotel
		Cool Britannia with unofficial hangout for buskers
North John Street

References

• 43 North John St, Liverpool, England, UK. Google Maps. [ Street view as of: 2014-06. • 2021-09. ]
• A Walk Down Mathew Street. YouTube (2012-08-02). Archived from the original on 2016-08-10. Retrieved on 2017-10-26.
  • A walk down Mathew Street to the cavern club, pub and John lennon statue.. YouTube (2017-03-03).
  • A walk up Mathew Street from NEMS to the Cavern Club where The Beatles played. YouTube (2011-10-01).
• Cavern Walks floor plan. Cavern Walks Shopping Centre, Liverpool. Brimelow McSweeney Architects.
• Sheila Disley, Peter McCormack (2001). The Walls of Fame. Legends of Liverpool. "The Liverpool Wall Inscription - Liverpool Wall of Fame Unveiled March 14, 2001 by Lord Mayor Of Liverpool - Edwin Clein and Lita Rosa (No. 1, 1953)"