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The Williamson Tunnels, built by local people in the early 19th century for eccentric businessman Joseph Williamson, were rediscovered by volunteers in the 1990s and opened the public in 2002.

The Williamson Tunnels, built by local people in the early 19th century for eccentric businessman Joseph Williamson, were rediscovered by volunteers in the 1990s and opened the public in 2002.

The Williamson Tunnels heritage centre is dedicated to preserving the legacy of one of Liverpool's most fascinating historical mysteries: the strange underground labyrinth found underneath Edge Hill.

A heritage centre that faced imminent closure "unless a miracle occurs" has received a "glimmer of hope" after raising more than £20k in just one week. The Williamson Tunnels heritage centre is ...

A heritage centre dedicated to the preservation of the mysterious Williamson Tunnels has been saved at the eleventh hour thanks to generous donors. The Williamson Tunnels heritage centre raised ...

After Williamson died in 1840, work on the tunnels stopped and they fell into disrepair. And, after being used as rubbish dumps, the local authority filled them in during the 1860s.

SEPTA’s annual Trolley Tunnel Blitz is happening soon, and the transit agency warns this year’s tunnel closure will be longer ...

The Williamson Tunnels heritage centre raised more than £23,000 in just one week after the Joseph Williamson Society announced it could be forced to close due to financial difficulties and a £ ...