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CULTURE AND HERITAGE ACROSS ST. HELENS

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Cover of a magazine titled 'Glass Eye' featuring two people standing on stairs. The person on the left wears black shoes and colorful socks with purple and green ribbons and jingle bells, and has a tattoo on their thigh. The person on the right wears black boots and sheer stockings with tattoos, including a sun and moon. The magazine issue is from June 2026, and it is a free issue.
A black and white photo of a person with curly hair, mouth open and eyes closed, possibly shouting or expressing emotion. Overlaid text reads 'GLASS EYE' with a pink circle saying 'FREE'. Additional text includes 'ST. HELENS HERITAGE' and issue details 'DECEMBER 2024'. Logos for Heritage Fund, RE-DOCK, and Creative Underground are at the bottom.
A black and white photograph of four young women in athletic attire performing a coordinated dance or gymnast pose against a simple background. The magazine cover includes bold yellow and red text, with details about the issue and a logo in the bottom left corner.
A poster for St. Helens Heritage featuring a photo of two elderly people sitting on a park bench with their heads bowed. The poster includes bold yellow and white text, a black background, a graphic of a red eye, and various smaller text details promoting local events and heritage projects.
Magazine cover titled "Glass Eye" Issue No. 6, September 2025, featuring a background of trees reflected in water and an illustration of an eye with a glass iris, promoting the St. Helens Heritage event with a red "Free" sticker.
A poster for St. Helens Heritage showing a large lion, a police officer with a red mark on face raising hand, Big Ben in the background, with graffiti-style art and text about public art and local history, included the word "FREE" in a pink circle.
Poster promoting the St. Helens Heritage Glass Eye film issue, November 2025, issue number 7. Features include film-related images, a clapperboard, and a film strip with various movie scenes and titles. Titles include "The Quiet Little English Man," "Chariots of Fire," and "Remembering Chasing." Also shows a sticker with a cartoon character and text about St. Helens and a large red "FREE" label.
Cover of Glass Eye magazine, Issue No. 4, May 2025, featuring children in a dance or gymnastics pose, with the title 'Glass Eye' and promotional text including 'FREE' and 'St. Helens Heritage'.
Podcast cover art titled 'Glass Eye' featuring illustrations of two characters, a man with long hair and beard holding a staff, and a woman with shoulder-length hair and sunglasses, with text about a St. Helens heritage event, and a 'FREE' badge.
Close-up of two individuals standing on steps, wearing black boots, with tattooed legs, colorful socks, and jingle bell belts. The image contains overlaid text about a magazine issue.
A flyer titled 'Lost & Found' for an event in November at a venue called 'The Citadel' on Waterloo Street in St. Helens. The flyer lists bands and performers scheduled to play, including The Janitors, Kit & Death by Milkfloat, The Bollweevils, and Th
A newsletter page titled 'Glass Eye' with a table of contents listing articles, two QR codes supporting the magazine, and a message thanking readers. The page has a beige background with black text.
A page from a magazine or book titled 'Future Past St Helens' with text discussing the history and future of St Helens, including details about the town, landmarks, and fictional elements, on a background featuring a sky with clouds and a few birds.
A young person with short hair, wearing a green coat with a fur-lined hood, holding a suitcase, walking in an urban area at dusk. Behind them, a large spaceship hovers above the city street, and the sky is cloudy with a pinkish hue. There are modern
A page from a magazine or newspaper with the title 'Future Past St Helens' in bold blue text at the top, and the author's name ADE WHITE at the bottom. The page contains several paragraphs of text discussing memories, stories, and imagination, with a
Poetry overlay on a foggy river scene with stone bridge arches, mentioning the year 1985 and themes of restoration and change.
Collage of artifacts from the Smithy Heritage Centre, including a metal horse, vintage wagon wheels, a stone head sculpture, old books and board games, and a toy gun with goggles, with a poster about historical exhibits and a QR code in the foregroun
A large informational board about glass art and a photograph of a glass sculpture with multiple smaller glass art pieces, including stained glass, and a sign for 'Power Petrol' on a glass door.
A newspaper page titled 'Remembering Beth Ave...' with three photos on the right side: the top photo shows five people sitting outdoors, the middle photo shows four individuals sitting on a bench, and the bottom photo shows three people standing outs
A collage of photographs and quotes reflecting memories of Beth Avenue and the surrounding neighborhood in Egypt, including a street view, a metal gate with a poem, a childhood home, a padlocked fence, and textual reflections on childhood, family, an
A colorful magazine cover titled 'Glass Eye Issue No. 9, Page 12, June 2026' with illustrations of a girl with long hair and a hat, taking a photo, a child reading a book, a sitting fox on a large peach, a rainbow, and a small drawing of a stage with
A magazine cover titled 'Glass Eye Issue No. 9' from June 2026, featuring an illustration of children, a rainbow-colored abstract design, a mushroom sculpture, and a street scene with parked cars and a brick house. The cover includes doodles and illu
A football stadium with green seats, a sign reading 'DO NOT STAND ALONG RAILING,' aerial view of the stadium, and a close-up of a crest of St. Helens Town A.F.C. with the date 17180726. The background has a collage of stadium seats, a power station,
Photograph of a banner hanging on a metal fence at St Helens Town A.F.C. football club, featuring the club's crest and text that celebrates the team's FA Vase victory in 1987.
A newspaper article titled 'Cuyo es este territorio?' with a faded map in the background. The article discusses historical events related to a Civil War, mentioning a soldier named Bill Feeley, battle scenes, and references to Spain and Italy during
Page from a magazine or journal titled "Glass Eye Issue No. 9, Page 17, June 2026." The page features an article about France, with a map of France and surrounding countries in the background. The article discusses historical and political themes, wi
Collection of books about St. Helens history, including 'Six of the Best,' 'The Hidden History of St Helens Vol 5,' 'A Tale of Two Glass Towns,' 'St. Helens Now and Then,' 'St Helens Pals,' and 'Coaly & Paney's History Project on St. Helens.'
Cover page of a magazine or newsletter titled "Glass Eye Issue No. 9, Page 19, June 2026" featuring a handwritten-style article titled "A Day In The Life of a Dog Groomer" by Lee Knapper, with a small photograph of a dog laying on a couch, sleeping,
A sign titled 'Welcome to the Dream Library' with opening paragraph and bullet points describing the library's features, set against a background of colorful glass art in a library environment.
Colorful poem titled 'Sensory' in a shape resembling a glowing light bulb with lines of text in various colors and fonts describing sensory experiences, ending with 'Every sense tingling.'
A newspaper or magazine page titled 'The St Helens Musicians Collective' with columns of text, a black and white photo of a young man, and several colorful posters advertising music events.
A newsletter page with notices about Glass Eye magazine, including art commissions, local community updates, and various cultural and craft events. The page features images of magazine covers and a red post box at the bottom right.
Event poster titled "An Audience with Glass Eye" promoting a fundraising event at The Bookstop on Bridge Street, featuring tickets, a QR code, and decorative tickets for the event.
A black-and-white photo of a person with glasses and curly hair, yelling with their eyes shut, with a red vertical stripe down the middle. Text overlays include "Glass Eye," "Free," "St. Helens Heritage," and event details for December 2024.
Black and white promotional poster for an event featuring a photograph of an industrial building or factory, with text about upcoming issues of GLASS EYE magazine, a QR code, and contact information.
Page from a publication with black-and-white photos of people at a film launch event, a QR code, and text about the documentary 'Another Country' discussing local culture and history.
Black and white photo of a woman with shoulder-length hair, wearing a leather jacket, sitting outdoors with a serious expression. The setting appears to be a stage or outdoor event, with stacked chairs and a wooden wall in the background.
Black and white photos of young people at a music festival and backstage. Top photo shows Janet Forrest and Edwina Allcock backstage at the St. Helens Show. Middle photo shows a group of children sitting on the grass at Windlehurst Music Festival, wi
Three black-and-white photographs of outdoor music scenes. The first shows Esther and Paul Wilson sitting on grass, with people sitting behind them. The second depicts Andy 'Mav' Mather and Daz Hull watching a band at Derbyshire Hill Bank Holiday Fun
A man wearing a shower cap and casual clothing crouches next to a dog in front of a sign reading 'Windlehurst Community Centre.' The man is gently holding the dog, which is wearing a bandana and harness. There is a fence and some trees in the backgro
Three black and white photos, top to bottom: silhouettes of people with bicycles at sunset, exterior of Windlehurst Community Centre on Gamble Avenue, and an indoor scene of a rehearsal with people sitting on the floor watching a performer.
Map of Windlehurst area with photos and descriptions of local landmarks, music events, and community centers, including the St. Helens Show Sherdley Park, Windlehurst Community Centre, The Royal Alfred, The Citadel Arts Centre, The Dead Fly Rehearsal
Memorial page for Mike Parker with photos of him, a man in a black leather jacket, a man in a maroon shirt, and a man with a dog, along with text describing his life and impact in music and teaching.
Black and white photo of a shirtless man with glasses, tattoos, and jeans standing with hands on hips on a grassy field, with a building and trees in the background. Text overlay: "DAVE 'EX-ARMY' HAMILTON AT WINDELHURST COMMUNITY CENTRE HELPING TO SE
Black and white collage of musicians performing at the Windlehurst Festival, including a band named Flex, Ray Green singing, John Foster with a guitar, In From The Storm on stage, The Happy Gauls at The Citadel, and Lee Van Cleef performing.
A collage of black and white photos of a live music performance at a festival. The top photo shows a band called Clockwise performing at the St. Helens Show, with a woman singing and a guitarist. The middle left photo is of a man named Mark 'Tut' Hut
Black and white photo of a group of young male band members from St. Helens in 1986, posing on the steps of a building.
Black and white group photo of young men standing on the steps of a building, with a smaller inset image of a woman with short blonde hair holding a gun, titled "Elegance Charm."
Collage of band members and recording studio scenes. Top left: five young men standing outside, looking up at the camera. Top right: man holding a drink in a recording studio. Middle left: two men in a recording booth, one with headphones, recording.
Black and white photo of four young men, three standing and one sitting on the ground, outdoors in front of a wire fence with industrial buildings in the background. All are dressed in casual clothing typical of the 1980s. The man on the far left wea
Black and white photo of five men and a woman around a piano, with some mics and candles, members of Mr. Strettles Piano band at Dead Fly rehearsal room in Ravenhead, 1989, with credits for band members and roles listed.
Page from a magazine or document discussing heritage and history, focusing on St. Helens, with text blocks and a highlighted section about the town's history.
Photograph of an elderly man with white hair, wearing a dark jacket and patterned shirt, standing outdoors.
Collage of five black and white photos of outdoor live music performances, including bands playing drums, guitars, keyboards, and a singer, at a festival or concert.
Black and white concert photos of the band Poisoned Electrict Head performing on stage, with a large central picture of two band members singing with raised hands, and smaller images of band members playing keyboard and guitar.
Two black and white photographs of musicians: the top photo shows two men with guitars, smiling at the camera, and the bottom photo shows a band performing on stage with a keyboard and other instruments.
Black and white magazine page titled 'Glass Eye' with sections about fixing the past, heritage, Mike Parker, the film 'Another Country', and band photography; includes a photo of a boy with an audience of people, and a smaller photo of industrial chi
A poster advertising St. Helens Heritage programs with an outdoor scene of two elderly people sitting on a park bench, looking downward. The poster features a mix of bold yellow and white text, a floral background, and a camera icon indicating a free
Close-up of a bronze statue of two humanoid figures embracing, with the text 'Notice-Board' at the top and 'Noticed this in St. Helens? Where is it?' in the center.
A newsletter page titled 'Second Helpings' with articles, images, and colorful boxes highlighting certain pages and topics. The page contains text about heritage, a photo essay, and mentions of a theatrical feature. Colorful boxes on the right list a
A black and white photograph of a woman holding a large sign that reads "MAUDS AT WORK" in front of her, with an urban street scene in the background. The woman is wearing a jacket and skirt and appears to be smiling.
A magazine page with an article titled 'Creativity is what got us here...' by Esther Wilson, discussing theater and activism. The page features a black-and-white logo in the center with a stylized dancing figure and the text 'Mauds At Work.'
A black-and-white photo of a man and woman on stage. The man is sitting on a bench, reaching out and touching the woman’s face, who is sitting on a chair. The background is dark. There is also a poster titled 'Nothing to Write Home About', featuring
Page from a magazine titled 'Mauds at Work', featuring text about a theatre company, a quote in a black box stating 'They didn’t have to wait for permission to express themselves. They had voices, imaginations, and courage.', and a black and white il
Black and white photo of two women standing on a construction site, using scaffolding poles to balance while working on a wooden structure.
A collage of three vintage black-and-white photographs with a written essay. The first photo features a group of young women outdoors, smiling and hugging. The second photo shows two young women sitting on a bench with their hands in their pockets, d
Cover of a magazine featuring a black-and-white photo of an urban landscape with industrial buildings and a river, with a torn paper style overlay displaying the text 'Lovers to Want Revisted Roger Hill'.
A magazine page titled "Lovers Town Revisited" with text blocks, including black highlighted sections. The page contains a poem by Billy Bragg, references to local history, and commentary on economic and industrial growth and decline.
Black and white photograph of a tree with thin branches near a railway station, with buildings and train tracks in the distance on a cloudy day.
A page from a magazine or book featuring black and white photographs of urban scenes, along with columns of text discussing history, progress, and reflection.
A magazine page with the headline "MY ST HELENS" and a lengthy article about the Howitzer Brothers' performances, local culture, and theatre shows, with a brick wall background and graffiti at the top.
Poem titled 'Real Man' by The Howitzer Brothers on a pink background, with a QR code and page information at the bottom.
A poem titled 'In the Chapel of Ease' printed on a pink background with black text, featuring a quote from Cavafy and the author's name, Lee Knapper, at the bottom.
Black and white photo of hot air balloons and tents at an outdoor festival, with text overlay about the St. Helens Show and Les Bellmon.
Photograph of the St. Helens Show in the late 1980s, showing a large crowd at an outdoor event with tents, rides, and amusement attractions, set against a backdrop of trees and city buildings.
A black and white photo of Fred Dibnah standing next to a steam traction engine, wearing a cap and glasses. A woman stands beside him. The caption reads: "Fred Dibnah was a regular visitor to the show, bringing his steam traction engine with him." Th
A page from a magazine or book featuring two photographs of men, with accompanying text. One man, wearing a yellow knit hat and glasses, is smiling at the camera. The other man is wearing a cap and glasses, and is smiling as well. The text includes q
A black and white newsletter page titled 'NOTICEBOARD' with articles, a QR code, and contact information, featuring content about films, local history, and upcoming events, with a background image of a bridge or industrial structure.
A man wearing a beanie and glasses standing in a store aisle, looking at products on the shelves. There is a large yellow circle with the text "feels like summer" and an overlay of white text announcing the next issue of Glass Eye magazine, including
Poster for St. Helens Heritage event, issue number 3, held in November 2023, featuring a stylized illustration of a lion with a blue face and a person dressed as a British police officer with a clock hat, standing in front of a London skyline at nigh
Magazine cover titled 'Warning' with a photo of a building facade featuring a bird sculpture underneath a bay window. A small inset photo shows a man with glasses and a beard.
Inside page of a magazine titled 'Inside Issue No. 3,' featuring contents such as 'Public Art,' 'Gnarli... Remembering Gnarli,' 'What is it About Blackbrook?', 'Rocket Salad and Cheap Fizz,' 'What Heritage Means To Me,' 'The Art of Darts,' 'Introduci
Magazine page about public art featuring statues and murals, including a large statue of a seated man with arms crossed, a sculpture of a woman carrying a child, and a memorial plaque at a park.
A mural of a lantern and butterflies on a dark wall with the phrase "Carry the torch of your dreams" and three smaller images: a mosaic of a sun, a stone sculpture with a twisted ribbon shape, and a sign with an abstract twisting shape.
Photograph of two framed displays of public art in St. Helens, featuring a large sculpture of a miner and a mosaic of a woman with a child, both accompanied by lists of other local art installations.
Street art mural showing black silhouettes of birds flying against a red, orange, and yellow background, with the text 'THE K'S' and 'I WONDER IF THE WORLD KNOWS?'
A house with a Union Jack flag hanging in a window, surrounded by leafless trees and a fence, under a partly cloudy sky. Text overlay reads, 'What is it about!!! Blackbrook?'
A newspaper page features a large photo of a damaged wooden bridge over a river, with broken planks and a collapsed section. The article discusses local council issues, community feelings of belonging, and political topics, with highlighted quotes in
Collage of various images featuring band performances, with bright and colorful overlays, the words "GNARL" in large bold letters, and smaller text "TEEN LINER 2013" on a vibrant background.
A collage of images from a Gnarl-era concert, featuring band members performing on stage, a close-up of a musician playing guitar, a newspaper article about the event, and a crowd scene at night with vibrant colorful lighting.
Looking up at a group of people standing inside a tall metal tower, with their heads and shoulders visible against the structure's framework.
Vintage-style poster promoting the Rocket Salad and CheapFizz event at a local establishment. Text references a major railway event in 1980, the Rainhill Trials, and mentions celebrations planned for the opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Railwa
Magazine page featuring a poem or story in paragraph format, with a champagne bucket and two glasses of champagne at the bottom right corner. The page is labeled as Glasse Magazine Issue No. 3, April 2025.
A magazine page titled "The Art of Darts" featuring Sam Hart, a final year student at the University of Central Lancashire, with images of people playing darts and historical photos of St. Helens dart players. The page discusses Hart's background, pa
Historical photo of a group of women and children, with some holding darts, in an indoor setting. The image appears to be taken at an event or gathering, with text overlay discussing the history of St Helens with Claire Rigby and darts' cultural sign
A woman with a smile wearing a patterned headscarf, standing next to a white bust sculpture with closed eyes. The background features a brick wall and a warm, dimly lit environment, possibly a cafe or gallery.
A magazine page featuring reviews of a theatrical performance and community events, including photos of actors in costume, a QR code for a charity contact, and handwritten notes from readers.
A brick corner building with a green storefront and a street sign that says 'New Cross Street South'. The storefront has the number 24 and the words 'Burchall's' above the windows. The sky is clear and blue.
A collage of six humorous photos of a man with glasses and a beard, dressed in a mustard yellow shirt, engaging in various quirky activities. The first shows him lying on a bed in a bedroom, the second captures his reflection in a mirror while holdin
Black and white photograph of three young girls in gymnastics uniforms practicing a pose on the floor. The magazine cover includes yellow and red text, with the title 'Glass Eye,' issue number 4, May 2025, and location 'St. Helens Heritage.' There is
Mosaic artwork of a glass eye, with the word 'NOTICING' overlaid in stylized letters. The mosaic features shattered mirror pieces arranged to depict the eye, with colors including green, blue, red, and black.
Page from Glass Eye magazine, June 2025, page 3, featuring articles, QR codes, and images related to local events, photography, and community culture.
Black and white photograph of three women in dance poses, with text overlay and caption about St Helens' 'Creative Underground' dance initiative and credit to Rita Allcock and Karen Jaundrill-Scott.
An article about the history and performances of the St. Helens Arts Forum, covering dance, theatre, and creative projects from the 1980s to 1990s, including notable individuals and events.
Page from a magazine or program with text and a small image at the top showing a performance or dance festival.
Text-heavy page with descriptions of performances by Karen, Jaime, and Wendy, including their background and experiences at dance festivals and recitals.
Black-and-white photo of two women, one looking down, the other looking slightly upward, both dressed in revealing clothing, posing against a dark background.
Black and white photo of three women with short hair, wearing black clothing and fishnet stockings, posed closely together against a black background.
Group of diverse volunteers standing in a cafe, smiling, with a sign behind them that says 'Canaan Latte.' A person on the right is holding a cup, and the background features a cafe interior.
An article from Glass Eye magazine June 2025, page 19, featuring text about Café Laziz, its cultural focus, staff, and food offerings, including images of a coffee cup, rice dish, and a logo of Café Laziz.
Black and white illustration of an industrial landscape with storage tanks, buildings, and a cloudy sky, overlaid with the title 'BRING ON THE DISRUPTION' and the subtitle 'Roger Hill meets the man overseeing the remaking of St Helens Town Centre'.
An article page from a magazine discussing urban planning, community development, and future projects, with a focus on the town of St Helens and the St Mary's Shopping Centre.
Chart displaying various textures and materials used in building facades, including brick, lintel, windows, craft, and details like metal finishes, terracotta tiles, bond brick, and facade studies, with color and texture samples and architectural det
A poster showcasing early 1900s local brickmakers in St. Helens, featuring a collection of historic brick mementos, manufacturing and storytelling phases including Greenall Whitley Brewery and Daglish Foundry, with images of historical buildings and
Black and white photos of historic and modern buildings, including a street view of a building, a church with a clock tower, and a contemporary structure, accompanied by text about local development, architecture, and community planning.
Black and white photograph of a spiral staircase viewed from above, with the text 'Remembering the Gamble' at the top. Additional text at the bottom discusses young people in St. Helens past, studying art at the Gamble, and two ex-student's reflectio
Page from a magazine or journal discussing the Gambel Institute Art School, its history, philosophy, and influence, featuring text and a small black-and-white illustration at the bottom.
Page from a publication with text and two black and white photographs of young people. The first photo shows a close-up of a young man and woman in an affectionate pose, and the second photo shows a group of three young people lying close together, s
Page from Glass Eye magazine, June 2025, page 20, featuring a feature on public art, historical references, and a poem about a horse. Text discusses Newtown le Willows, Britain, and the history and preservation of local landmarks.
Collage of murals and signs supporting women and love in St. Helens, including colorful heart-shaped and text-based artwork, and a logo for The Gong Show.
Colorful artwork featuring strawberries, purple bears with green hearts, blue and orange mushrooms, a fairy with orange wings, and a large smiling yellow face. Text reads 'Double Dipped Strawbs St. Helens 1989'. Bottom caption says 'Glass Eye June 20
A page from a June 2025 magazine featuring colorful, whimsical illustrations of various characters and objects, with a large block of handwritten-style text describing playful love-themed phrases and references to pop culture, including Super Mario,
An article from a magazine or publication featuring multiple sections about music events and artists. It includes the names 'David Evans' and 'My 6 Best Gigs' on the left side, a logo for 'The Cong Show' in the center, and a photograph of a man playi
A collage of images from a concert and band performances, including The Rockingbirds, Deaf School, and a group of band members on stage. There are textual descriptions of standing at the auditorium, listening to The Rockingbirds, and attending Deaf S
A page from a magazine with two columns of text and an image of a stone statue of St. Helena outside a church. The page is titled "Glass Eye | June 2025 | Page 26." The text discusses the history of St. Helena and the true cross, and mentions a poem
A printed letter discussing plans for the Rainhill Trials 200, an upcoming exhibition, book launch, photo displays, and community engagement activities related to railways and local history, signed by Susan Davies, RT200 Committee Chair, and detailin
A black and white photo of a young person smiling and holding a camera, with an older person singing into a microphone in a smaller inset photo. The text 'GLASS EYES' is written in collage style at the top left, with a red and black color scheme, and
A young boy outdoors holding a ball in his right hand, wearing a jacket, with text overlay including 'Glass Eye,' 'Issue No. 5, July 2025,' 'Free,' and 'St. Helens Heritage'.
A notice board on a brick wall with various posters and messages related to St. Helens. A speech bubble asks, 'In which area of St. Helens could you notice this?' A black and white photograph of a building with the word 'HELENS' on it is at the botto
Two children standing on a wet city street, one boy in the foreground holding an object and the girl in the background smiling, with rain or moisture on the ground.
Page from a magazine or newspaper featuring articles and images about photography, with a focus on camera projects and photographic techniques. Contains images of camera film cartridges and discussion about photography methods.
Magazine page with articles about documentary photography, film cameras, and digital imaging, featuring images of photographers and camera equipment.
Page from a magazine or brochure featuring two photographers' profiles. The top profile is of Angela Wilkinson, a commercial photographer, with her photo, bio, and QR code. The bottom profile is of Jat Gleggannon, focusing on urban abstract scenes, w
Collage featuring black-and-white photographs and informational text about individuals and buildings. Includes a photo of a woman named Christine Beckett, an industrial bridge, and a man named Mark Peachey, with accompanying QR codes.
A collage of three photographs and accompanying text about a photographer's career, personal work, and an upcoming exhibition. Includes a black and white portrait of Thomas Herrmann, a colorful mural of a bird on a wall, and a portrait of Tanja Duszy
A two-column image with two portrait photographs and biographical text. The top shows an older man with white hair and glasses smiling, with a background of a dreamlike abstract sculpture. The bottom portrait depicts the same man, Gavin Wallace, with
A collage of four photographs with accompanying text. The top photo shows a destructive scene of a demolished area with ruins and debris. The second photo features a man, Paul Berry, sitting outside with a dog. The third photo depicts a person, Simon
Photograph of a cityscape with two tilted, collapsing skyscrapers amid debris and dust, illustrating destruction or disaster.
A young girl with black hair in a braid, smiling in a school uniform, on a page about a documentary project and anti-racism allyship.
A text-heavy page from a magazine or booklet with columns of text, a photo of a young man in a blue shirt, and a group photo of people at a theatre event.
A two-panel collage featuring vintage black-and-white photographs of two young girls and a woman, with superimposed text providing information and resources about racism, anti-racism education, and support organizations, including QR codes for furthe
A man sitting on a red-bordered bench against a blue wall reading 'The Untold Legend of Voodoo Billy' with his hands clasped, wearing sunglasses and dark clothing.
Page from a magazine or book titled 'Glas Eye' dated July 2025, page 16, featuring a story about Liverpool, a scene description, and a photo of a man wearing sunglasses in the bottom right corner.
Colorful board game dice surrounding a cartoon illustration of a red dragon with black accents, holding a pentagram within a dragon's claw.
Poster titled "My Six Best Gigs" listing six music performances at St. Helens, with descriptions and black-and-white photos of bands, and a small vinyl record image in the top left corner.
An informational page about the history of the Strawberry Moon, featuring a photograph of the moon, a quote about the moon, and a portrait of John Draper. The page includes details about Draper's life, contributions to photography of the moon, and a
A page about Bernadette Hughes' art project, featuring three flame sculptures and text describing the artwork and its inspiration.
Image of a page from a publication titled 'Glass Eye,' July 2025, Page 4. Contains text discussing various events, exhibitions, and individuals associated with the arts and community activities, including references to Helena House, Not So Quiet Revo
A two-part graphic promoting Glass Eye magazine's sixth issue, titled 'The Hallucination Issue.' The top part features an illuminated sculpture of a glass eye with a crowd gathered in front at night. The bottom part shows a view looking up through a
A sculpture titled 'Dream' by Jaume Plensa, made of a 20-meter-high white structure resembling a human face with closed eyes, located outdoors on steps with trees in the background. The sculpture was unveiled in 2009 at Sutton Manor Colliery site.
Magazine cover titled "Glass Eye" issue no. 6 from September 2025. The background features reflections of trees and the sky in water. There is an illustration of a glass eye, and a red circle with a "Free" label in the bottom left corner. The cover l
A smiling elderly man riding a recumbent tricycle on a park pathway with trees and grass in the background, under a partly cloudy sky.
A page from a magazine titled "Glass Eye" with a table of contents listing pages 4-23, including articles on Old Ma Cuxsom, soap choppers reunion, Cameron Jones, and others. The page features a green and white color scheme, QR codes, and advertisemen
A group of six older men sitting and standing on a metal staircase outside, wearing sunglasses and casual summer clothes, with a brick wall behind them. Text overlay says, "Don't Cry Darling, Old Ma Cuxsom and the Soap Choppers Are Back! September 20
Group of seven men standing outdoors with a blue sky, some wearing sunglasses, with trees and a brick building in the background. Caption identifies them as Tim Parr, Dave Shaw, Pete Luddon, Niall Lambert, Bri Carney, and Mark Grundy.
A collage of two pages from a magazine featuring articles about Old Ma Cuxsom, the 'Soap Chopps Academy of Unrest,' and a photo essay on a band rehearsing in a recording studio. The left page contains text and images including vintage newspaper clipp
Six images from a magazine spread showing people involved in music or musical activities, including a man playing guitar, a handwritten note, a person speaking into a microphone, another person playing drums, a keyboard, and an open music notebook.
A magazine page with an article titled 'What It Means to Be a Wool', featuring a photo of a man talking into a microphone and a cartoon comic strip about St. Helens.
Page of a magazine article featuring a black and white photograph of a living room with a sofa, chairs, a table, and artwork on the wall. The article discusses art college, college life, and artists.
A magazine page titled 'On The Street Where I Lived Charles Street' by Sue Gerrard. The page contains text about the history of Charles Street, a photo of a smiling young man in the top right corner, and a smaller photo of an elderly woman with curly
A forest scene with dead trees standing in water, reflective surface, and a blue sky. Some trees are fallen or submerged, creating a mirrored effect in the water.
A landscape with lush green trees, a woman in outdoor clothing holding a dog, and a city skyline in the background.
A newspaper page with articles and a black-and-white photo of a man in a wool hat and jacket in a snowy outdoor setting.
Page from a magazine titled 'Glass Eye Issue No. 6, September 2025.' The main headline reads 'This Town Needs... DRAG!' Featuring three images of a drag queen and a drag performer, along with an article about drag culture and a Drag Queen explaining
Column with photo of a drag queen with makeup and hair. Top right corner has a promotional poster for a drag performance. Bottom left corner shows another drag performer with blonde hair and leopard print. The page is from a magazine featuring articl
Poster titled "A Ghost Story" with a poem about a haunted cavern, describing its mysterious atmosphere and history, dated September 2025.
Excerpt from a book or story printed on a page with text discussing a historical setting, a farm, and a character's thoughts and inquiries, written by Barrie Pennington, September 2025.
Page from a sports magazine featuring a black-and-white photo of a smiling man in sports attire holding a helmet, with a crowd in the background, and a smaller photo of a young man, along with text about the history of the Saint football team and tea
A magazine page featuring the history and significance of the Saint football club's stickman logo, with images of Paul Bishop from 1990, the Saint's badge, and various related graphics and quotes.
Page from a magazine or booklet with columns of text and a header reading 'Glass Eye Issue No. 6 | Page 22 | September 2025.' The content discusses various music bands and artists, including Bri Carney, Roy Harper, Julian Cope, Arthur Brown, Roddy Ra
A newsletter page titled 'MAILBOX' for Glass Eye, issue No. 6, September 2025. It contains a letter to Glass Eye, a call-out section about a feature on parks, a list of local organizations, and a message about the Open Day event. The page features a
A promotional poster for a photography walk event with film and camera illustrations, event details, and a poem about film photography.
Poster for the St. Helens Heritage Glass Eye film issue, November 2025, Issue No. 7. Features include a film-related clapperboard, a camera, and photos from plays and events. Text highlights include film titles 'The Quiet Little English Man,' 'Chario
A metal relief sculpture showing two children and a dog in an explosion, with debris such as a hammer, shovel, and planks scattered around.
Open magazine page with text about Glass Eye magazine issue, contents, and a photo collage of magazine covers on the left, and an article with contact info on the right.
A cartoon illustration of a city street at night, with various people walking, riding bikes, and sitting outside. The street has a starting point marked as 'START' and an ending point marked as 'END', with a dashed line indicating a winding path. Bui
A magazine article titled "From St. Hell: A chat with Lewis Hancox" featuring a photo of Lewis Hancox wearing a baseball cap and purple hoodie, smiling and holding a tablet. The article discusses his career, personal life, and experiences growing up
Two comic strips, one depicting different types of lesbians at a party, the other showing a person at college with various labels about their appearance and style.
A collage of three book covers related to St. Helens and personal stories, with a page of text discussing experiences and creative projects.
Black and white photograph of a film crew, with a man operating a camera and another man seated at a table, surrounded by documents and equipment. Accompanying text about Stephen Johnson and a film called Chariots of Fire.
Historic black-and-white photograph showing a school scene with children and teachers, a brick school building, and various activities from the 1930s or earlier.
A black and white photo of a room with four people, three men and one woman, engaged in conversation or activity. There are hanging clothes and hats on a beam in the background, along with windows letting in natural light.
Black and white photo of a film or photography set, with people working around camera and equipment, and a line of men in suits waiting nearby.
A brick building with large windows, a sign that reads 'LUCEM HOUSE COMMUNITY CINEMA PLUS+', surrounded by a yellow safety railing, with stairs leading up to the entrance on Corporation Street. The background shows trees and a blue sky.
Photograph of Rose Hyde Davis, one of the directors at Lucem House, smiling for a portrait. She has short gray hair, glasses, and is wearing a blue hoodie with a white shirt underneath.
A playbill for 'The Quiet Little Englishman' showing the theater, title, and cast, alongside a dialogue from the play.
A split image showing a scene from a stage performance with a cast of actors on stage and an audience in the background, and a photograph of a theatrical production with actors walking backstage or on stage in a large theater with a vintage ambiance.
Page from a magazine or booklet featuring an article titled 'Charged.' The page includes a series of small images from a film or documentary, and the text discusses the making of a film called 'Charged,' including its background, theme, and a detaile
A screenshot from a magazine or booklet showing two sections. The top section has a video thumbnail of people sitting in a room, possibly a living room or studio, with a TV and a cat on the floor. The bottom section contains a large block of text wit
Poster titled 'This Town Needs Filmmakers' promoting film-making courses and opportunities at St Helens College, with information about courses, media production, and links to websites.
A collage of various images including a protest or parade with protesters holding signs, a cassette tape titled "PIRANHAS IN THE CANAL," a person dressed in athletic gear performing a move, a film clapperboard with the title "THIS TOWN NEEDS FILM MAK
A poster titled 'Lost Cinemas of St Helens' featuring an image of the old Curzon cinema building, with a description about its history and decline.
A magazine page about the Glass Eye from November 2025, Issue No. 7, Page 23. It features a postcard, a memorial plaque for the Wood Pit and Lyme Pit disasters, a list of Glass Eye stockists, and acknowledgments for design and layout.
A festive holiday message over a photo of a bus museum with two people dressed as Santa and an elf, walking among vintage buses, with Christmas ornaments and greenery in the foreground.
Collage of film-related images and landmarks around Shelters in Austin, Texas, including police station, high school, mill dam, cinema, house, and park, connected by red lines on a city map.
Promotional poster for Glass Eye, a publication by St. Helens Heritage, featuring illustrated characters, text about inside content, and a large red "FREE" sticker.
A collage of various images including a historical newspaper clipping, a plaque unveiling, a political protest photo, stickers, and book covers. The newspaper talks about Spain and the Spanish Civil War. The plaque is from the International Brigade A
A newsletter page titled "Thank You!" expressing gratitude for donations, outlining content topics, and promoting the magazine and issue details, including contact information and QR codes.
A newspaper article about artists Gee Collins and Claire Weetman, founders of St Helens, with a portrait of both artists. The article discusses their creative work, community involvement, and their project building a village to support local creativi
Group photo of art artists and guests at St. Helens People event, with a woman standing next to artwork, and scenes with people interacting with art and exhibits.
A collage showcasing various art projects and artists from the St. Helens People Artists exhibit, including a portrait of Maia Lorkowska-Callaghan, a textile art piece, a smiling curator Tobias Ferguson, and Gemma Shannon's web-inspired artwork, with
A stage with chairs, a projector, and a table, along with a man in a red shirt sitting in a wheelchair in front of the stage, with a person on the left side of the image looking down.
A vintage black-and-white magazine page titled 'Who Are You Looking At?' featuring a quote by Tom Harrisson from 1944 and an article discussing photographic observation, social commentary, and cultural critique.
A black-and-white historical photograph of children in military uniforms sitting and being interviewed by a person with a microphone, with additional text and images on the page.
A text article titled 'The Way We Are Now' is displayed on a page, accompanied by a circular diagram illustrating different human activities and emotions like relaxing, political, drinking, playing, gaming, learning, laughing, and others, with icons
Page from a publication about media and societal observation, featuring a circular chart labeled 'Observation' with topics like eating, politics, work, reading, and sleeping. The page includes text discussing media influence, image manipulation, and
A man with curly hair, wearing a checkered shirt, is holding a microphone and speaking or singing on a stage. In the background, there is an older man sitting in a chair, and stage lighting is visible. The setting appears to be a performance or prese
A man in a black suit holding an award and smiling at a ceremony background.
Image on the left shows a person performing on stage at Live Theatre in Newcastle, gesturing with their hand. Image on the right depicts two people standing outside Cuthbert's shop, smiling at the camera.
Page from Glasseye magazine issue 8, April 2025, featuring a profile of Niall Lambert with a photo of him and text about his work and background.
A man standing in a record store surrounded by shelves filled with vinyl records and stacks of records on tables. The store has a sign above that reads 'KALEIDOSCOPE RECORDS.' The man is smiling, wearing glasses, a black beanie, and a black vest over
Multiple images of a record store with shelves filled with vinyl records and a section for Kaleidoscope Records, including a magazine page with a woman playing guitar and a list of artists, and magazine cover photos.
A poster titled 'St. Helens People' features a large, faded image of a dog's face in the background. The poster includes the heading 'The Dog-Groomer' and the poem 'Song of Woodcock & The Pudeln' by Lee Knapper. The poem describes a Cockerpoo dog wit
Group of five people in an archive or library space, sitting at a white curved desk with bookshelves behind them and a glass display case above. The image is part of an informational article about the St Helens Archive, introducing the team and descr
Black and white portrait of a military officer in uniform with a hat, accompanied by text about the International Brigade from the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939, and a tribute to volunteers who fought for democracy.
A pink newsletter with the title 'Mailbox' and the logo 'Glass Eye'. It features a list of Glass Eye stockists, a brief letter, and images of previous magazine covers and a red mailbox.
Two elderly women sit on a stone ledge by a pond with ducks, facing away from the camera. A magazine cover overlay features text including 'Coming Soon in Glass Eye,' 'Issue No. 9,' and topics like 'A Future Past Helens,' 'The Dream Library,' and 'Wi
A collage of black and white photographs and text from a magazine or zine, including a band performing on stage, a group photo of young people, and various newspaper clippings and illustrations related to punk music and culture.