Owoeye Jesuloba GraceThe Directory
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Nothing here sits on its own. A person leads to a place, a place holds other people, a moment becomes a story. Open any entry and follow it outward.
25
Entries, including work in progress
No.
Name
Entry
Neighbourhood
Type
Stage
Links
025
Lodge Lane end to end
A high street that feeds six languages
Toxteth
Places
In progress
3
024
Everyone says the docks
The working lives one street back
Vauxhall
Stories
In progress
3
023
Grace Osei, filmed
One hall, one rota, twenty six years
Everton
Conversations
In progress
1
022
A song on Church Street
Someone playing to nobody at ten past nine
City Centre
Moments
Published
2
021
The lamps on Hope Street
Did you know they were salvaged twice
Georgian Quarter
Discoveries
Published
1
020
The queue at half four
Eleven people arranging an afternoon
Toxteth
Moments
Published
3
019
What the queue is actually for
An essay on being known on your own street
Toxteth
Stories
Published
3
018
Stanley Dock
The tobacco warehouse and the water beside it
Vauxhall
Places
Published
3
017
Auntie Comfort, filmed
Eighteen minutes in one kitchen
Toxteth
Conversations
Published
3
016
Auntie Comfort Adeyemi
Feeds half of Lodge Lane
Toxteth
People
Published
5
015
Margaret Doyle at gate four
A full tide cycle in the gatehouse
Vauxhall
Conversations
Published
2
014
Margaret Doyle
Lock keeper at Stanley Dock
Vauxhall
People
Published
2
013
St Luke’s
Left open to the sky since 1941
Ropewalks
Places
Published
1
012
Grace Osei
Sunday cook for three hundred
Everton
People
Published
1
011
On being from somewhere
Carrying two homes at once
Citywide
Stories
Published
2
010
Emeka
Two chairs, forty years of talk
Kensington
People
Published
1
009
The Dingle steps
Counted twice, differently
Dingle
Places
Published
2
008
The Florence Institute
A boys club that outlived its boys
Dingle
Places
Published
1
007
Pier Head at six
Before the city wakes
Pier Head
Moments
Published
1
006
Mr Oyelaran
Tailor on Smithdown Road since 1988
Wavertree
People
Published
1
005
Why Smithdown has two names
Did you know the road was renamed and the name did not take
Wavertree
Discoveries
Published
1
004
Cathy Byrne
The market voice of St John’s
City Centre
People
Published
1
003
Yusuf
Keeps the Tuesday chess table
Toxteth
People
Published
2
002
Nkechi Obi
Midwife to two generations
Anfield
People
Published
1
001
The first conversation
Filmed once, at a kitchen table
Aigburth
Conversations
Published
1
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Illustrative entries, pending verified material