Links

Mapco - probably the best map collection on the web.

David Archer Maps - a large collection of Ordnance Survey maps, at reasonable prices.
Charles Close Society - if you are interested in Ordnance Survey maps then join this society (only £10 per year)
Alan Godfrey Maps - produces high quality, detailed maps taken from the old Ordnance Survey maps. These are ideal for local historians, genealogists, or anyone interested in the town they live in or have visited.
Mapseeker - Commercial company selling a range of reproduction historical maps.

Liverpool Days - Gerard Fleming's photos of Liverpool, with a large collection of Beatles related pics.
Liverpool Street Gallery - A new project to photograph every street in Liverpool, over 4,000 photos online.
Liverpoolpictorial - Dave Wood's archive of photographs.
Inacityliving - Ged Fagan's collection of over 3,000 photographs.
Liverpool Views

Old Liverpool - Liverpool snippets from old newspapers, by Caryl Williams
Old Merseytimes - Liverpool and Merseyside from old newspapers, by Jane Campbell
St. James' Cemetery - excellent website about the cemetery, its history and its long term residents.
Friends of Liverpool Monuments - set up by local campaigners to record and monitor new and existing public monuments.
Mike Royden's - local history pages.

Liverpool & S.W. Lancs. - Family History Society - for those into Genealogy.
Forum - run by the above society - if you need help tracing your ancestors, this is the place to visit.
Merseyside Genealogy and History Forum

Liverpool History Society - promoting the appreciation and study of the history of the city and its immediate environs.
Liverpool Heritage Forum - coordinating and publicising the activities of other local history and cultural societies.
Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire - promoting the study of the history of the Palatine counties of Lancashire and Cheshire.

Local Websites