• Childhood homes of all the Beatles, Brian Epstein, & Stu Sutcliffe
• Birthplaces of all the Beatles and Brian Epstein
• Schools attended by all the Beatles and Brian Epstein
• Cavern Club - reconstructed and reopened in 1973
• Cavern Walks - original site of the Cavern Club is a permanent monument to the Beatles
• Casbah Club - Club owned by Pete Best's mother
• Litherland Town Hall - where the Beatles played when they returned from Hamburg
• Hulme Hall - site of Ringo's first official performance with the Beatles
• Wilson Hall - where John met George
• Liverpool Jewish Cemetery - gravesite of Brian Epstein
• Bill Harry's Mersey Beat Office - Mersey Beat was the first newspaper to print an article on the Beatles
• Rushworth's Music Store - John and George were presented with two Gibson guitars here for being Liverpool's leading band
• Walker Art Gallery - you can see one of Stu Sutcliffe's paintings here
• Odeon Cinema - Beatles appeared here on Dec. 7, 1963; also Ringo and Paul both had solo films premiered here
• Sefton General Hospital - where Julian Lennon was born
• John Lennon Airport
• Beatles Streets Estates - streets named after the Beatles and Brian
• Lewis' Department Store - where John and Cynthia used to meet when they were dating (and where Paul worked briefly)
• Adelphi Hotel - home of the Annual International Mersey Beatles Convention
• "From Me To You" Beatles shop
• Beatles Story exhibition
• Anglican Cathedral - where Paul didn't "pass the audition" as a choir boy, but premiered his "Liverpool Oratorio" many years later
• The Empire Theater - Beatles appeared here many times, as the Beatles, the Quarry Men, The Moondogs, and as solo artists
• The Pier Head - take a "Ferry 'Cross the Mersey" from here
• Town Hall - Beatles names are engraved on a brass plaque in the lobby
• Parish Church Cemetery - gravesite of Stu Sutcliffe
• Liverpool Registry Office - where John and Cynthia were married (and also where John's parents were married)
• The former "Odd Spot Club" where the Beatles went to unwind and escape fans after Cavern performances
• North End Music Store - store was managed by Brian Epstein, when one day a young man asked for a record by the Beatles called "My Bonnie" and those made Brian aware of the Beatles
• Strawberry Fields Orphanage - the Salvation Army Children's Home (recently closed) where John played as a child and later wrote a song about it
• Penny Lane - here you can see "the Barber", "the Fire Station", "the Bank", "the round-about", and maybe "blue suburban skies"!
• St. Barnabus Church - where Paul was a choirboy
• Woolworth's  on Penny Lane - where Cynthia Lennon worked and went into labor with Julian
• St. Peter's Church - where John met Paul (and where you will find the grave of Eleanor Rigby)
• Ye Cracke Pub - where John met Stu (and courted Cynthia)
• Eleanor Rigby Statue
• Cavern Pub - location of the Cavern Wall of Fame and a John Lennon statue
• The Grapes - where the Beatles would stop for a pint in between sessions at the Cavern
• White Star Pub - where the Beatles retreated when they were thrown out of The Grapes
• The Aintree Institute - the Beatles played here 31 times
• St. George's Hall/Plateau - site of 10 hours of mourning in Dec. 1980 when John was killed
• Empress Pub - this building is on the cover of Ringo's "Sentimental Journey" (around the corner from Ringo's former home)
• Frank Hessy's Music Store - where John got his first guitar
• Blacklers - where George apprenticed as an electrician
• Bluecoat Chambers - where Yoko staged a "happening" in 1967
• Bus stop on Forthlin Road - where Paul met George
• Jacaranda Club - club owned  by Allan Williams, first Beatles manager
• Blue Angel Club - another club owned by Allan Williams - Pete Best auditioned here for the Silver Beatles

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